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Likud Aims to Mobilize 1.3 Million Right-Wing Voters
The Likud party is collaborating with the Religious Zionism party to boost right-wing voter turnout, aiming to register 1.3 million voters in their Elector database. The joint effort seeks to identify and mobilize potential right-wing voters, particularly those at risk of not voting due to complacency.
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What happened
- 01Likud and Religious Zionism aim to register 1.3 million right-wing voters in the Elector database.
- 02The joint initiative seeks to increase voter turnout for the right-wing bloc on election day.
- 03The strategy includes identifying potential voters, organizing transportation, and direct outreach.
- 04The parties are targeting voters who might abstain due to complacency or lack of awareness.
- 05Officials believe this mobilization is key to securing a 61-seat majority in the Knesset.
Party officials believe this mobilization is crucial for achieving a 61-seat majority in the upcoming elections, emphasizing that every vote is decisive.
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