At exactly 10:00 p.m.: the models of all the TV channels live in Vala!
At exactly 22:00, when the polls close, all sample data from channels 11, 12, 13 and 14 will be updated.
As of 19:00, 12 hours from the opening of the polls, the voting rate was 62.5%.
Parties from all over the political spectrum claim: our ballots have disappeared
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01/11/2022
Tuesday, November 01, 2022, 9:30 p.m
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The results of the election samples for the 25th Knesset are published tonight at 22:00 (Tuesday).
This, at the end of 15 hours of voting that started at seven in the morning.
All four models will be broadcast immediately upon their publication in Vala!.
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The voting data in the elections so far (photo: image processing, image processing)
Voting at the polling station in Tel Aviv, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Voting at the polling station in Tel Aviv, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Voting at the polling station in Tel Aviv, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The polling stations throughout the country were visited by millions of citizens, with the percentage of voting in the elections so far higher than that of the previous elections in 2021 - and the highest since the 1999 elections. Thus, 15.9% voted at 10-00, at 12:00 28.4%, and on the 14 :00 38.9% of those entitled to vote voted.
At 4:00 p.m. the turnout was 47.5%, at 6:00 p.m. 57.7%, at 7:00 p.m. 62.5% and at 8:00 p.m. the figure was 66.3%.
Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife vote (Photo: Flash 90, Flash 90)
Chairman of the National Assembly Mansour Abbas at the polling station (photo: Walla! system, without)
Chairman of Torah Judaism Yitzhak Goldknopf votes (photo: official website, Roni Knafo)
Prime Minister Yair Lapid and his wife Lihya vote at the polling station in Tel Aviv (Photo: Walla! system, Walla system)
Balad Chairman Sami Abu Shahada votes in the elections (photo: Walla! system, without)
Minister Gideon Sa'ar votes (photo: Walla! system, without)
Opposition leader and Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu voted at the ballot box in Jerusalem.
"I'm a little worried, but I hope we end the day with a smile," he told reporters.
The Minister of Defense, the chairman of the state camp, Benny Gantz, voted at the ballot box in Rosh Ha'Ain. "These elections are also a wake-up call for democracy.
I call on all citizens of the State of Israel to exercise their right to vote respectfully while respecting others.
We don't want any more incitement.
We don't want any more division.
We want more unity, more security, more reconciliation among the people, more ability to accept each other," he said, "I call on everyone to go vote and let us meet in joy and less in elections."
Interior Minister and Jewish Home Chairman Ayelet Shaked voted at the polling station in Tel Aviv this morning.
"From my conversations yesterday with pollsters, the right-wing bloc does not have 61 but 60," she claimed.
Meretz chairman Zehava Galon votes (photo: Walla! system, without)
Education Minister Yifat Shasha Biton votes with her husband (photo: Walla! system, without)
Hadash Ta'al chairman Ayman Odeh votes with his children (photo: Walla! system, without)
In order to encourage voting and help those who live far from the polling station where they are registered, the Knesset decided that many public transportation trips will be free, starting on election night at 8:00 p.m. until all lines run out on election day itself.
The lines included in the free travel arrangement are intercity lines within a range of more than 15 kilometers, and all the train lines in Israel.
On the relevant buses, there is no need to identify yourself in any way and you can board them freely, and on the trains, you must issue a dedicated travel ticket at the ticket offices or machines.
Citizens whose physical condition does not allow them to vote in the polling station where they are registered are entitled to vote in one of the 2,979 polling stations that have been defined as "specially accessible".
There is no obligation to present a disabled certificate, but those who do not present it will be required to sign a statement stating that they are limited in mobility.
Making a false statement is a felony.
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri at the polling station (photo: official website, no)
The chairman of "Religious Zionism" Bezalel Smutritz votes with his children (photo: Walla! system, without)
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