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Election Committee Halts Reporting of Voter Numbers for United Torah Judaism
The Chairman of the Election Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, issued an interim order to the United Torah Judaism faction, preventing them from reporting voter numbers at polling stations. This follows a petition by the Movement for Quality of Government.
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What happened
- 01Election Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg ordered United Torah Judaism to stop reporting voter numbers.
- 02The order stems from a petition filed by the Movement for Quality of Government.
- 03The "Religious Public" party claims ballot removal and voter intimidation at polling stations.
- 04The "Religious Public" party filed complaints with the Election Committee and police.
- 05Party Chairman Moti Lightner reported "bullying" and threats to voters.
Separately, the "Religious Public" party alleged ballot removal and voter intimidation, filing complaints with authorities.
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