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Israeli Election Committee Updates Voting Rules to Reduce Crowding
Israel's Central Elections Committee has updated voting procedures to reduce crowding and speed up the process. New instructions allow poll workers to prepare for the next voter while the current one is voting and handle inquiries separately.
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- 01Israel's Central Elections Committee updated voting rules to reduce crowding and speed up the process.
- 02New instructions allow poll workers to prepare for the next voter while the current one is voting.
- 03Additional voter inquiries will be handled separately to avoid delaying the entire process.
- 04Supervisors failing to manage queues may be dismissed from their positions.
- 05Voters arriving by the 10 PM closing time are guaranteed the right to vote.
The committee also warned that supervisors failing to manage queues could be dismissed. Voters arriving by the 10 PM closing time will still be allowed to vote, regardless of waiting time.
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