Likud Faces Intense Primaries Battle Amid Judicial Reform Debate
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First reported by Channel 13 · 4 hours ago
What happened
Likud's primaries on Monday feature 124 candidates competing for about 40 national list spots amid intense campaigning and judicial reform debates. Several incumbents withdrew due to limited chances caused by reserved slots and party dynamics. The contest includes vigorous grassroots efforts, with judicial reform as a central issue, and legal rulings barring incumbents from district races. The primaries are set to reshape the party's lineup significantly.
- 01Likud primaries on Monday involve 124 candidates vying for around 40 national list seats.
- 02Several sitting MKs withdrew due to many reserved slots granted by Netanyahu.
- 03Judicial reform is a key issue motivating voters and shaping candidate popularity.
- 04Campaigning includes nationwide meetings, mobile broadcasts, and social media outreach.
- 05Legal rulings barred incumbents from running in district primaries, adding complexity.
- 06Candidates need over 20,000 votes to secure a realistic spot on the list.
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