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Likud Primaries Begin as 142,000 Members Vote Amid Miri Regev's Accusations
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Likud party primaries began Monday with 142,000 members voting to determine the candidate list for the next Knesset. Transport Minister Miri Regev accused El Al's workers' union of trying to undermine her campaign. Voting ends at 10 p.m., with results expected late Monday night.
- 01142,000 Likud members vote in primaries across 80 polling stations nationwide.
- 02124 candidates compete for 79 national and 45 regional list spots.
- 03Netanyahu reserved eight list slots, leaving 17 realistic spots for 31 incumbents.
- 04At least 20,000 votes needed for a viable list position, 25,000 for top ranks.
- 05Manual vote counting begins after polls close, results expected late Monday.
- 06Transport Minister Miri Regev accuses El Al union of sabotaging her candidacy.
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