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Election Turnout Varies Widely Across Israeli Cities and Towns
National voter turnout for the 26th Knesset elections stood at 55.7% by 4:00 PM, with significant regional differences. Haredi towns like El'ad and West Bank settlements such as Karnei Shomron reported high participation.
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What happened
- 01National voter turnout reached 55.7% by 4:00 PM on election day.
- 02Karnei Shomron in the West Bank had the highest turnout at 62.1%.
- 03El'ad, a Haredi town, reported a 59% voter turnout.
- 04Rahat, an Arab city, saw 60.6% of eligible voters cast ballots.
- 05Tel Aviv and Jerusalem recorded 50% and 48% turnout respectively.
Arab towns like Rahat also saw strong turnout, contrasting with lower rates in Nazareth and Umm al-Fahm. Major cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem had moderate turnout, while Kfar Saba showed a higher rate.
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