Election Turnout Data Released for Israeli Cities by Noon
Voter turnout data released by Israel's Central Elections Committee as of noon shows participation rates across various cities. Tel Aviv recorded 28.8%, Jerusalem 27.1%, and Haifa 27.3%. Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut had the highest turnout at 36.7%, while Eilat had the lowest at 22.2%. The figures represent preliminary results from the ongoing election.
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- Tel Aviv recorded 28.8% voter turnout by noon, according to the Central Elections Committee.
- Jerusalem's voter turnout reached 27.1% by midday.
- Haifa's voter turnout was 27.3% as of 12:00 PM.
- Modiin-Maccabim-Re'ut reported the highest turnout at 36.7%.
- Eilat had the lowest reported turnout at 22.2%.
The Central Elections Committee has released preliminary voter turnout figures for Israeli cities as of 12:00 PM. The data shows varying participation rates across the country.
Among the major cities, Tel Aviv recorded 28.8% turnout, Jerusalem 27.1%, and Haifa 27.3%. Other cities with notable turnout include Rishon Lezion at 29%, Be'er Sheva at 27.4%, and Ashdod at 30.4%.
Modiin-Maccabim-Re'ut showed a higher turnout of 36.7%, while Modi'in Illit reported 33.2%. Ariel recorded 31.8% and Ma'ale Adumim 31.9%. Cities in the south like Ashkelon had 29% and Eilat saw 22.2%.
Northern cities such as Kiryat Shmona had 23.9% turnout, and Tiberias had 27.6%. Nazareth's turnout was 24.9%. In the Sharon region, Netanya reported 23.8% and Hadera 27.9%.
Other cities included Holon with 27.9%, Bnei Brak with 28.4%, Kiryat Ata with 31.4%, Nahariya with 30.3%, and Dimona with 28.8%. Sderot's turnout was 30.3%.
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