US EditionUpheaval in Acre: Former Municipality Director General Ohad Segev Won the Repeat Elections
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The repeat elections in Acre: Following the "Comptroller" investigation
Ohad Segev defeated incumbent Mayor Amichai Ben-Chelouche in the run-off elections held after the court invalidated the previous results due to suspicion of vote-rigging. Segev won about 60% of the vote, while Ben-Chelouche received about 40%.
Acre residents went to the polls yesterday (Tuesday) to vote for mayor, following a court ruling that ruled that repeat elections should be held due to a bribery and improper influence scheme that skewed the results of the previous elections. There are 46,544 registered voters in the city, who were invited to vote at 79 polling stations for two candidates: the incumbent mayor, Attorney Amichai Ben-Chelush, and his opponent Ohad Segev. The final …
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