Over 65,000 Israelis abroad estimated to travel to vote in 2026 elections, new Fly&Vote survey says
About 50,000 overseas citizens are expected to travel back, as organizers warn many Israelis abroad do not know they must vote in person.
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October 7 is the central theme of Israel's elections In such a polarized electoral dispute, each vote counts and can be decisive in defining the next ruler. No, it is not about Brazil, which goes to the polls on Sunday. The focus here is Israel, where citizens living abroad need to return to the country if they want to exercise their right to choose, on Tuesday (27), their future prime minister. / Follow the international news channel of the g1 …
Survey Finds About 67,000 Israelis Abroad Plan To Travel Home To Vote In 2026 Elections
TEL AVIV (VINnews) – An estimated 67,000 Israelis living abroad plan to travel to Israel to vote in the Oct. 27 elections for the 26th Knesset, according to a survey released Thursday by the Fly&Vote initiative. The figure marks an increase from an earlier estimate of about 53,000 published at the start of October. The […]
In preparation for the 26th Knesset elections to be held next week, many citizens who live or are temporarily staying abroad are flying to Israel in order to exercise their right and vote. According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, approximately 550,000 Israelis currently live abroad - a public whose theoretical electoral weight is estimated at approximately 15 seats - but according to Israeli law they are not entitled to vote unle…
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