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A year later, we meet again at the ballot box: How did you vote in your locality in the 2020 elections?

How much did the Likud receive in Tel Aviv, what was the result of blue and white in Jerusalem, and how did the connection between Labor-Gesher-Meretz end the elections in March last year in Haifa?

A year has passed since the previous election round, this is what the distribution of seats in your place of residence looked like

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Less than a day remains to go before the polls begin in the 24th Knesset elections, and much has changed since the last elections in March last year.

With a string of unexpected splits and new connections between parties, the results this time may be different: while Blue and White then won the highest percentage of voters in Tel Aviv, this year it is close to the blocking percentage.

In Haifa, the connection between Labor, Gesher and Meretz attracted many voters, but the connection was broken and the latter is in danger.

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Map of the third round of elections in 2020

From the voting data in each of the cities in the country, a different picture emerged.

In Jerusalem, the Likud finished at the top with 27.9% and Torah Judaism slightly behind with 24%.

Shas achieved 17% of the votes in the capital, blue and white, in its previous version with the chairman Bnei Gantz, Gabi Ashkenazi, Yair Lapid and Boogie Ya'alon in the lead - won 12% and then right with about 8%, Labor-Bridge-Meretz with 5%, Yisrael Beiteinu with 2% and the joint list won 2%.

In Tel Aviv-Yafo, blue and white came in first place last March with 48% of the vote, while the Likud came in second in the city with about 22% of the vote.

Labor-Gesher-Meretz then finished in third place with 14% and the joint list and Shas followed with about 4%. The last places in Tel Aviv-Yafo were Yisrael Beiteinu, Yemin and Torah Judaism.

How will they vote this time by segmentation by locality?

Ballots in Rosh HaAyin (Photo: Reuven Castro)

In Haifa, blue and white won 34% of the vote and came in first place in the city, followed by the Likud with 26% of the vote and the joint list with about 10%.

Labor-Bridge-Meretz has reached only 7% in the Red City.

Right, Torah Judaism and Shas won only a few percent.

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