Likud Urges Election Committee Chair to Reconsider Ban on Voting Tracking Apps

First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago

What happened

Likud has asked the Central Elections Committee chair to reconsider his ban on voting tracking apps like Elector, calling it an unprecedented mid-election rule change.

• 01Likud requests Central Elections Committee chair Noam Solberg to reconsider ban on voting tracking apps.
• 02The party's legal advisor, Ilan Bombach, sent a letter demanding the ban be canceled or delayed until next elections.
• 03Likud claims the ban is unprecedented and changes election rules mid-process.
• 04The request highlights concerns about fairness and consistency during the election period.

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YnetCenter · Hebrew19 minutes ago

Likud Urges Election Committee Chair to Reconsider Ban on Voting Tracking Apps

Now 14Right · Hebrew20 minutes ago

Likud Urgently Appeals to Judge Solberg to Reconsider Ban on Voter Documentation Apps

Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew3 hours ago

Likud Seeks Reversal of Election Day Data Ban That Could Reshape Voting Campaigns

WallaCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago

Likud Challenges Ban on Party Observers Tracking Voters in Polling Stations

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