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Likud Ramps Up Election Day Operations After Court Bans Data System
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The Likud party is launching extensive door-to-door campaigns and establishing field headquarters across Israel for election day. This is in response to a High Court ruling banning their "Elector" data collection system from polling stations.
- 01Likud establishes 70+ field HQs for election day.
- 02Court banned "Elector" system for polling station data.
- 03Thousands of activists will canvass door-to-door.
- 04Party aims to boost turnout in key cities.
- 05New systems will gather real-time election data.
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