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Varying Voter Turnout Revealed in Israeli Elections Across Cities and Towns
Voter turnout for Israel's 26th Knesset elections shows significant differences between communities. Small towns like Timron reported over 90% participation, while major cities such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem saw turnout around 50%. Arab towns like Kafr Qasim exceeded 60%, and Haredi cities had mixed results.
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- 01Small Israeli towns reported over 80% voter turnout in the 26th Knesset elections.
- 02Major cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem saw significantly lower turnout, around 50%.
- 03Arab towns including Kafr Qasim and Rahat reported over 60% voter participation.
- 04Haredi cities showed varied turnout, with some exceeding 60% and others below 50%.
- 05Several communities, such as Sha'ar Menashe, experienced very low turnout below 15%.
Some communities, including Sha'ar Menashe, had turnout as low as 13%.
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