Supreme Court Bans Real-Time Voter Tracking by Parties
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First reported by Mignews · 21 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court has outlawed the real-time tracking and reporting of voter turnout by political parties, citing privacy violations and lack of legal authority. The decision is seen as a setback for parties relying on this method for voter mobilization.
- 01Supreme Court bans real-time voter tracking by parties.
- 02Decision cites privacy violations and lack of legal authority.
- 03Ruling overturns Central Elections Committee directive.
- 04Practice aided parties in targeted voter mobilization.
- 05Political commentator calls it 'bad news for coalition parties'.
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