The Democrats party has published its final primary results, with Yair Golan in first place, Gaby Lasky in sixth, and Moshe Redman in ninth, according to reports from N12's Amit Segal and Israel Hayom. 97,000 members voted, with 86% turnout.
The Democrats party released its final primary results Monday evening, confirming the full slate of 19 candidates for the next Knesset. Yair Golan secured the top spot, followed by Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv, and Efrat Reitan. Gaby Lasky placed sixth, and Moshe Redman ninth, according to N12 and Israel Hayom, correcting earlier reports that had listed Lasky in seventh. The results were announced at the party's campaign launch event at 20:00.
Turnout reached 86% among 97,000 registered members, a high figure for a new party. The top ten also includes Yaya Pink (5th), Omri Ronen (7th), Michal Rozin (8th), and Sumia Bashir (10th). The list reflects a mix of former Meretz and Labor figures alongside newcomers.
The primary outcome sets the party's electoral slate, with Golan positioned as the leader. The party now shifts focus to the general election campaign.
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Source and signal
- Internal intake