Israel Continues to Count 'Double Envelopes,' as No Political Party Wins an Outright Majority
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The final intrigue of voting is centred around what are called double envelopes.
With 91 percent of the votes processed, it is certain that the stalemate will remain, and weeks of uncertainty could follow.
Israel continues to count 'double envelopes,' as no political party wins an outright majority
Reports show Ra’am receiving another mandate at the expense of the Joint List Reports indicate that Ra’am has won an additional seat at the expense of the Joint List, with 91% of the votes counted. The two parties signed a surplus-vote agreement that decides who gets their shared 19th seat. Under the latest official figures, Ra’am is about 1,200 votes short of claiming it. Under the new tally, Ra’am holds 8 seats, up from 7, while the Joint List…
Updated picture of seats: Coalition parties remain with 53 seats and the Change Bloc with 48. The Elections Committee updated that results from 11,855 regular polling stations have been received; the data does not yet include the results of all double envelopes The post About 91.2% of votes counted: Ra'am rises to eight seats, the joint party drops to 11 appeared first on JDN.
After counting about 91% of the votes at the regular polling stations, the mandate map records an internal shift: the R'M increases to 8 mandates at the expense of the Joint, which dropped to 11 • At the same time, the counting of the outer envelopes began in the Knesset parking lot (Political)
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