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Israeli Central Elections Committee to Publish Polling Station Turnout Data on Election Day Israel's Central Elections Committee will publish voter turnout data by polling station multiple times on election day to aid voter mobilization while protecting privacy. This follows a ruling banning real-time sharing of individual voter identities, impacting party apps like Elector. The move aims to balance transparency and election integrity without changing existing laws.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Central Elections Committee to publish polling station turnout data multiple times on election day. 02 Data will be aggregate only, protecting voter privacy and election integrity. 03 Judge Noam Solberg rejected Likud's request to allow real-time sharing of voter identities. 04 The ruling affects use of apps like Elector that tracked individual voters for mobilization. 05 Decision follows proposals to encourage voting while maintaining privacy protections. 06 Solberg clarified this does not change election laws but enforces existing privacy provisions. Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist , the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original The coverage
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