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Supreme Court Reopens Vote Monitoring Ban for Review
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By חדשות סרוגים
First reported by Haaretz · 3 days ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court will reconsider a ban on election observers reporting real-time voter data to parties. The issue has been sent to the full Central Elections Committee for a decision by Sunday, with a follow-up Supreme Court hearing scheduled for September 9.
- 01Supreme Court to review ban on real-time election reporting.
- 02Central Elections Committee to decide on the ban by Sunday.
- 03Judges questioned privacy concerns regarding voter monitoring.
- 04A follow-up Supreme Court hearing is set for September 9.
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