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Democrats Party Primaries Set List with Pink, Ronen, and Redman Securing Key Spots
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First reported by Ynet · 13 hours ago
What happened
The Democrats party held digital primaries with over 112,000 voters, confirming Yair Golan as leader and placing Yaya Pink, Omri Ronen, and Moshe Redman in key list positions. Social activist Naor Narkis fell to 22nd place after controversial remarks. The party is projected to win 9 to 11 Knesset seats in upcoming elections.
- 01Over 112,000 Democrats party members voted in digital primaries determining the Knesset candidate list.
- 02Yair Golan leads the list, with Yaya Pink, Omri Ronen, and Moshe Redman securing realistic spots.
- 03Former Meretz MKs Gabi Lasuki and Michal Rozin hold important positions within the list.
- 04Social activist Naor Narkis dropped to 22nd place after controversial anti-Hesder statements.
- 05The Democrats are expected to win 9 to 11 seats, intensifying competition for top list spots.
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