Likud Primaries Count Shows May Golan and Several Ministers Outside Winning Spots
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
In the Likud primaries, over 95% of votes counted show Ministers May Golan, Avi Dichter, and Idit Silman outside winning spots, with Nir Barkat and Ze'ev Elkin vying for the last realistic position.
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- Over 95% of Likud primary votes have been counted.
- Ministers May Golan, Avi Dichter, and Idit Silman are outside realistic winning spots.
- Several MKs including Hanoch Milwitsky and Shalom Danino are also not in favorable positions.
- Nir Barkat and Ze'ev Elkin are competing for the 16th place, the last viable slot.
- The 16th place corresponds to the 26th on the overall list after reserved spots.
- The results reflect the current standings ahead of the Likud party list finalization.
With over 95% of votes counted in the Likud party primaries, several prominent figures, including Ministers May Golan, Avi Dichter, and Idit Silman, currently stand outside realistic winning positions. Other members of Knesset such as Hanoch Milwitsky, Keti Shitrit, Ariel Kallner, Nissim Vaturi, Shason Guetta, and Shalom Danino are also not in favorable spots based on the current tally. Meanwhile, MKs Nir Barkat and Ze'ev Elkin are competing closely for the last viable slot, which is currently the 16th place on the list. This 16th position effectively corresponds to the 26th spot on the overall list after reserved placements are accounted for.
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