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Likud to Use New App for Voter Tracking After Court Ruling
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party will use a new app to track voter turnout and identify potential supporters after the Supreme Court restricted its previous app. Netanyahu urged supporters to use the new tool, which records turnout figures.
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What happened
- 01Likud plans to use a new app to track voter turnout and identify potential supporters.
- 02The Supreme Court had previously restricted the party's use of the "Elector" app.
- 03Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged supporters to utilize the new tracking application.
- 04The app records turnout figures to help activists identify voters who have not yet cast ballots.
- 05The opposition bloc is also employing a similar app, raising privacy concerns.
The opposition also uses a similar app, raising privacy concerns.
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