Likud Primary Vote Counting Begins with Initial Results from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Polling Stations
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The Likud party has begun counting votes in its primaries, with initial tallies from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv showing Amir Ohana and Amichai Shikli leading. Early results indicate competitive races for the top six positions, with more counts pending nationwide.
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- Likud party primary vote counting has started with initial results from two polling stations.
- In Jerusalem, Amir Ohana and Amichai Shikli lead, followed by Yariv Levin and others.
- In Tel Aviv, Ohana and Shikli also lead, with Moshe Saada third.
- The top six candidates differ slightly between the two stations.
- These results represent only two out of hundreds of polling stations.
- More comprehensive results are expected as counting continues.
The vote counting for the Likud party primaries has just started, with the first results coming in from two polling stations in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Reporters Moti Kastel and Avraham Hasson provided the initial tallies, emphasizing that these results represent only two out of hundreds of polling stations.
In the Jerusalem polling station, Member of Knesset Amir Ohana and Minister Amichai Shikli are leading the race. They are followed by Yariv Levin, Almog Cohen, Amit Halevi, and Moshe Saada, who complete the top six.
Similarly, in the Tel Aviv polling station, Amir Ohana and Amichai Shikli also top the list. Moshe Saada ranks third here, followed by Almog Cohen, Tali Gottlieb, and Yariv Levin, who round out the leading six candidates.
These early results provide a snapshot of the competition within the Likud party primaries, with more comprehensive results expected as counting continues across the country.
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