Election Committee Finds No Evidence of Election Integrity Compromise

Led by Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg, the committee conducted an unprecedented review of 9,069 polling stations, representing approximately 75% of the country's 12,018 regular polling stations. This marks a significant increase from the previous election, where only 5,100 stations were reviewed. The audit included a deep examination of voting materials, ballots, and voter registers in 350 specific polling stations.

During the process, the committee investigated 2,452 appeals from political factions and candidate lists concerning 1,350 polling stations, alongside 1,239 public complaints regarding 750 stations. Necessary corrections were made where justified by the records. According to Kan News, a Likud representative on the committee resigned due to the party's abstention on approving the results. The official election results are scheduled to be submitted to President Yitzhak Herzog on Wednesday.