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Likud Explores New Voter Tracking Methods Post-Court Ban
The Likud party is developing new methods to track voter turnout after the High Court of Justice banned real-time phone reporting of numbers. The party plans to use its database of one million voters to identify and encourage supporters to cast their ballots. This effort aims to maximize voter participation for Likud.
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- 01Likud is seeking new ways to track voter turnout after a High Court ruling.
- 02The party aims to identify and encourage supporters to vote.
- 03A database of about one million voters will be utilized.
- 04The High Court banned real-time reporting of voter numbers by phone.
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