The Together party turned to the Central Elections Committee claiming that Likud representatives at polling stations are following voters and reporting on them via an application, in violation of the law and the committee's guidelines. The complaint was filed following documentation by an elections supervisor in the southern Sharon area.
The Central Elections Committee stated that as of now, no reports of this type of activity had been received, and according to Israel Hayom, its examination found that a single incident occurred at a polling station in southern Sharon. According to Arutz Sheva, an isolated report was also received of photographing at a polling station in Moshav Yarhiv, and the committee member who carried it out stopped after the guidelines were clarified to her.
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Israel Hayom
The Central Elections Committee clarified that this was an isolated incident at a polling station in southern Sharon, and the representative stopped her activity immediately after being warned. (Israel Hayom)
Arutz Sheva
The Central Elections Committee stated that as of now, no reports of voter surveillance via an application had been received, and added that an isolated report was received of photographing at a polling station in Moshav Yarhiv. (Arutz Sheva)
Channel 14
The Together party, led by Naftali Bennett, accused Likud of illegal surveillance of voters via an application. (Channel 14)