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Israeli Election Committee Plans Live Broadcast of Vote Counting to Boost Transparency

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First reported by Kan News · 4 hours ago

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Israel's Central Elections Committee plans to live-stream vote counting and handling of double envelopes to enhance transparency and combat misinformation ahead of upcoming elections.

01Israel's Central Elections Committee plans live internet broadcasts of vote counting to increase transparency.
02Between 600,000 and 700,000 double envelopes will be openly handled during the live stream.
03The move aims to prevent misinformation and hostile attempts to delegitimize election results.
04Acting CEO Din Livneh warned against believing unverified messages and urged reliance on official sources.
05Ballot secrecy will be fully preserved, with only authorized supervisors allowed to film near polling stations.
06The committee is pushing for AI content labeling laws and cooperating with platforms to curb election misinformation.

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