Israel election turnout is the highest since 1981
In Israel's parliamentary elections, 1.2 million voters, or 16.7% of those eligible, had cast ballots as of 10:00 a.m. According to the Central Elections Committee, this is the highest figure for that hour since 1981; in 2022 it was 15.9%. According to the army, turnout among military personnel was 30%. These are the first elections since the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023.
Coverage timeline
★First to report: Armenpress · 14:55 · Pro-government
Pro-government
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First: Armenpress, 14:55
Balanced
2 / 14
First: 1in.am, 1 h 55 min later
Opposition
4 / 21
First: 24news.am, 18 min later
Foreign outlets: 1, first: TASS, 00:46
Timeline as a list
- Armenpress
- 24news.am
- Iravunk
- 168 Zham
- 1in.am
- Livenews.am
- Factor
- TASS
- Public Radio of Armenia
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Armenpress Pro-government
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24news.am Opposition
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Iravunk Opposition
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168 Zham Opposition
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1in.am Balanced
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Livenews.am Opposition
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Factor Balanced
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TASS Foreign
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Public Radio of Armenia Pro-government
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