Israel election panel allows parties to track who has voted in real time ahead of High Court review
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Israel: The Central Electoral Commission reversed the decision of CEC Chairman Noam Solberg, allowing parties to use "Elector" applications to obtain information on voters.
The Central Elections Committee plenum reversed the decision of Chairman Noam Solberg, and authorized party representatives to transmit information from polling stations to headquarters during election day (trial)
Victory for the Likud Party: The Central Elections Committee authorized party representatives at polling stations to transmit information to headquarters about the identities of voters who have already arrived to vote. In doing so, the plenary overturned the decision of the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Solberg.
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