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Israeli Election Day Dining Habits Shift Dramatically, Wolt Data Shows
On Israel's Election Day, food delivery app Wolt data shows pizza surpassed burgers in popularity as exit polls neared, with sushi also rising. Supermarkets saw a 35% surge in purchases, while fashion and electronics experienced significant drops.
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What happened
- 01Pizza became the top food order on Election Day as exit polls approached, surpassing burgers.
- 02Sushi rose to second place in food orders, while burgers dropped to third, according to Wolt data.
- 03Supermarket purchases increased by approximately 35% on Election Day compared to an average Tuesday.
- 04Fashion and electronics sectors saw significant purchase declines of about 35% and 30% respectively.
- 05Peak ordering hours included 9 a.m., noon, 5 p.m., 8 p.m., and 10 p.m., coinciding with exit poll broadcasts.
The data highlights how national events influence consumer behavior and ordering habits.
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