According to party sources, 98.5% of eligible members voted in the Religious Zionism party's internal election. The only non-voters were party figures Sofer, Solomon, and an Acre central committee member reportedly stuck in traffic.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The Religious Zionism party reported a 98.5% voter turnout in its internal election, with only three members failing to cast ballots. The non-voters were identified as Sofer, Solomon, and a central committee member from Acre who reportedly was stuck in traffic. The high turnout reflects strong internal engagement.
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