Registration for the Democrats party's primary has surpassed 112,000 members, a new milestone ahead of the July 20 internal election for the Knesset slate, according to N12's Dafna Liel. The previous count of 100,000 was reported by the party a week ago.
The Democrats party has reached a new registration milestone ahead of the July 20 primary, with over 112,000 members signed up to vote for the Knesset slate, according to N12's Dafna Liel (Tuesday 11:28 Jerusalem). This follows a party announcement on July 10 that it had crossed 100,000 members, and an earlier report on June 28 of 85,000 registered members. The primary will determine the party's slate for the upcoming Knesset election. No additional details have been released regarding candidate counts or procedural changes.
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- Internal intake