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Likud to Leverage Opposition Voting Data in Campaign
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By i24NEWS, عمئيل يرحي
First reported by i24NEWS · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Likud party plans to use high opposition voter turnout data in its campaign after a committee decision allowed real-time updates on who has voted. The Supreme Court returned the authority to decide on data sharing to the Central Elections Committee.
- 01Likud will use opposition voting data to motivate its own supporters.
- 02High turnout in opposition areas is expected by the Likud party.
- 03The Central Elections Committee will allow real-time voter updates.
- 04The Supreme Court ruled on the committee's authority over data sharing.
- 05Initial restrictions on voter data sharing were reversed.
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