High Court Blocks Likud-Backed Digital Voter Tracking at Polling Stations Ahead of Elections
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Israel's High Court bars political parties from tracking voter turnout
Also on Thursday, Israeli officials told Haaretz that an election panel will monitor servers used by political parties' apps to ensure they do not illegally transfer personal information about voters
The High Court of Justice accepted the petition by a majority of two judges to one and established a ban on digital counting of voters at polling stations and the transfer of data to parties in real time. The Likud opposed the petition.
The High Court of Justice accepted the petition of the "Guardian of Israeli Democracy" by a majority (Justices Kabob and Ronen versus Mintz), and imposed a blanket ban on members of polling committees and observers on behalf of parties from counting the number of voters using digital means and transmitting this data in real time to their parties. The post High Court Bans Parties from Collecting Real-Time Voting Data Using Digital Means at Pollin…
Israel: The Supreme Court of Justice, by majority vote, prohibited representatives of political parties from numerically counting votes at polling stations and transmitting to their parties the data obtained.
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