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IDF Prepares Voting System for Soldiers on Election Day
The Israel Defense Forces is preparing a voting system to allow all soldiers to cast ballots on election day, even at their bases and operational sectors. Each military polling station will be run by two trained soldiers responsible for voter identification.
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What happened
- 01The IDF is preparing a voting system for soldiers to cast ballots at their bases and operational sectors.
- 02Each military polling station will be operated by a committee of two trained soldiers.
- 03Soldiers can identify themselves using their military ID or a valid civilian ID.
- 04Sealed ballot boxes will be transferred to the Knesset's Central Elections Committee after voting concludes.
- 05The Central Elections Committee will exclusively handle the opening and counting of military votes.
After voting, sealed ballot boxes will be transferred to the Knesset's Central Elections Committee for opening and vote counting, with no IDF involvement.
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