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MK Tropper Urges Voting Access for Families of IDF Wounded
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By אור גואטה
First reported by Kipa · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli MK Chili Tropper asked the Central Elections Committee to allow families of wounded IDF soldiers to vote at hospital polling stations, citing difficulties for those caring for severely injured loved ones.
- 01MK Tropper wants families of wounded soldiers to vote at hospitals.
- 02Hospitalized soldiers can vote on-site, but their families cannot.
- 03Families often cannot leave severely injured soldiers to vote elsewhere.
- 04Tropper also suggested extending this to families of other patients.
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