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Early turnout in Israel vote highest since 1981: elections committee
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Voter turnout in Israel's pivotal general election reached 16.68 percent during the first three hours of voting, the highest at this stage since 1981, according to the Central Elections Committee. By 10 a.m., more than 1.2 million Israelis had cast their ballots, the committee's acting director general announced in a televised statement.
Voter turnout in the first three hours of Israel's pivotal general election stood at 16.68 percent, the Central Elections Committee said on Tuesday, the highest at this stage of the vote since 1981.
"By 10 am, more than 1,200,000 Israelis had voted. The nationwide voter turnout stands at 16.68 percent," Dean Livne, acting director general of the committee, said in a televised statement.
Reporting by AFP
"By 10 am, more than 1,200,000 Israelis had voted. The nationwide voter turnout stands at 16.68 percent," Dean Livne, acting director general of the committee, said in a televised statement.
Reporting by AFP
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