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Likud Primary Candidate Claims Name Was Omitted From Final Vote Count, Insists She Won
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First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Dr. Ruth Kabsa Avramzon, a Likud primary candidate endorsed by Netanyahu, claims her name was omitted from final vote tallies, affecting her results. She insists she won and vows to contest the outcome.
- 01Dr. Ruth Kabsa Avramzon alleges her name was omitted from Likud primary final vote reports.
- 02She competed for the "new woman" slot, 34th place on the Likud national list.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu endorsed her hours before the primary voting began.
- 04Kabsa Avramzon discovered the omission overnight and shared the issue with her supporters.
- 05She insists she won and plans to fight for every vote and challenge the results.
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