The first soldiers began voting last night for the 23rd Knesset at the operational polls • For 48 hours, IDF soldiers will vote at 642 polls

IDF soldiers began voting for the 23rd Knesset last night. The first voters have already voted in the operational votes - soldiers who are expected to take part in operational activities on election day.

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The voting of soldiers in military cards is carried out using the double envelope method. On Election Day, ballots will be opened for voting in most IDF units and bases, and a total of approximately 642 ballots will be opened at IDF bases from north to south.

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In addition, mobile polling stations will be deployed between the forces according to a pre-determined route and time, including in localities where IDF soldiers carry out community protection tasks.

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IDF soldiers will vote for the 23rd Knesset for 48 hours. Approximately 2,500 military service members will serve as ballot committees in all units, and approximately 3,000 officers will serve as regional and individual election officers.