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Agudat Yisrael Challenges Ban on Voter Tracking, Citing 40-Year-Old Practice

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Agudat Yisrael opposes a new ban on tracking voters who have cast ballots, highlighting their 40-year use of the method to aid yeshiva students' voting efficiency. They propose alternatives to digital tracking to address privacy concerns and criticize the ruling as harmful to democratic processes.

01Agudat Yisrael pioneered voter tracking with 'Alef sheets' over 40 years ago to aid yeshiva voters.
02The party argues tracking helps direct voters to less crowded polls, preserving Torah study time.
03Attorney Yustman disputes the judge's claim that tracking tools are insignificant, citing Likud's large investment in similar tech.
04They clarify that voter presence is not secret, only the vote choice is confidential.
05Agudat Yisrael proposes three alternatives to digital tracking to prevent data leaks.
06The ruling will notably affect Haredi parties' ability to mobilize voters on election day.

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