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Samaria Council Head Yossi Dagan Launches V26 Campaign to Boost Right-Wing Voter Turnout Ahead of Israeli Elections
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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Yossi Dagan and partners have launched V26, a nationwide campaign to boost right-wing voter turnout in Israel’s upcoming elections, building on the successful V22 model from 2022. The initiative targets low-turnout areas with thousands of volunteers canvassing door-to-door to secure a strong victory for the national camp.
- 01Yossi Dagan and partners launch V26 to increase right-wing voter turnout nationwide.
- 02V26 builds on the successful V22 campaign from the 2022 elections.
- 03Campaign targets peripheral cities and neighborhoods with low turnout.
- 04Thousands of volunteers canvass door-to-door and provide transportation to polls.
- 05Senior Likud officials credit V22 with contributing to 2022 election victory.
- 06V26 gains support from top Likud ministers and local leaders.
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