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Election Official Halts Payments for Voter Abstention
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By ישראל זאב לוונטהל לוונטהל
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 39 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Central Elections Committee Chairman issued a temporary order against the Satmar-affiliated "Shekel Ha'Tahor" association, barring it from paying voters to abstain. The order came after a petition alleged the association offered $200 to individuals who pledged not to vote.
- 01Election official issued order against Satmar-linked association.
- 02Association allegedly paid voters to abstain from voting.
- 03Order prohibits payments for voter abstention.
- 04Legal proceedings are ongoing.
- 05Decision based on preliminary evidence.
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