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Commentator Claims Polls Mislead Right-Wing Voters
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By אפרת ברינר
First reported by Srugim · 23 hours ago
What happened
Israeli commentator Itamar Fleishman claims that recent election polls presented by mainstream media are intentionally misleading, designed to create complacency among right-wing voters and mask the real challenge of voter mobilization.
- 01Polls showing a tightening race are a "lie," claims commentator Fleishman.
- 02The data is intended to lull right-wing voters into complacency.
- 03Mobilizing voters is the main challenge for right-wing parties.
- 04The left is reportedly better organized for voter turnout.
- 05Right-wing campaign headquarters are concerned about voter apathy.
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