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Israel's High Court Puts Election App Decision to Central Committee
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By Netael Bandel
First reported by Ynet · 31 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's High Court of Justice has directed the Central Elections Committee to decide on the use of the 'Elector' app, which provides voter identity data to parties on election day. The ruling came after the Likud party challenged the authority of a single official to make the decision.
- 01High Court rules Central Elections Committee must decide on 'Elector' app.
- 02App provides voter identity data to parties on election day.
- 03Likud party challenged single official's authority to decide.
- 04Court will issue order if committee fails to agree.
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