Judge Solberg Bars Parties From Tracking Who Has Voted, Dealing Blow to Chareidi Election-Day Strategy
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Israel's election committee bans parties from tracking who has cast ballots
Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg said sharing information about voters who have cast ballots violates privacy law, ending a practice that allowed parties to track turnout in real time and encourage supporters who had not yet cast ballots to vote
This decision puts an end to a practice of indicating which voters had already gone to the polls in order to enable the parties to revive those who had not yet moved
2026 Elections | The decision will prevent parties from using apps to collect information about voters who have not yet voted. The Likud and the ultra-Orthodox parties, which have done the most intensive monitoring, are expected to work to circumvent the ban. According to an activist in Torah Judaism, this is a "game changer for the upcoming elections"
Judge Solberg Bars Parties From Tracking Who Has Voted, Dealing Blow to Chareidi Election-Day Strategy
In a ruling expected to significantly reshape election-day campaigning in Israel, Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Solberg ruled Tuesday that party representatives and observers stationed at polling places may no longer report, in real time, which voters have already cast their ballots. The decision is expected to have the greatest impact on the Chareidi parties, which have long relied on such updates to identify supporters who …
The dramatic ruling by the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Judge Noam Solberg, who banned party representatives from reporting in real time from polling stations who had exercised his right to vote, is provoking a storm in the political system. Now, former State Committee pollster Shlomo Filber reckons that this decision may give a significant headwind to the right-wing bloc. According to Filber, Kim chances not bad that the electio…
The chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Justice Noam Solberg, ruled today (Tuesday) that members of polling stations and party observers will not be allowed to report to their parties during election day about the identities of voters who have come to vote using apps used to encourage voters. The change that will affect the field headquarters of the ultra-Orthodox parties The decision is expected to particularly affect the field headqua…
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