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Election Committee Issues New Guidelines Amidst Long Voting Lines
Israel's Central Election Committee released new guidelines to speed up voting due to long lines at polling stations nationwide. Voters are asked to prepare identification and avoid delays, while poll workers are instructed to streamline the process.
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What happened
- 01New guidelines issued by Israel's Central Election Committee aim to reduce long voting lines.
- 02Voters are asked to prepare identification and avoid unnecessary delays at polling stations.
- 03Poll workers instructed to expedite voter identification and processing.
- 04Expired ID cards are valid for voting if the voter is identifiable.
- 05All voters in line by 10:00 PM will be allowed to cast their ballot.
Anyone in line by 10:00 PM will be allowed to vote, even if it's after closing.
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