The Haredi parties are considering a plan to station community observers outside polling stations to record which community members voted and which did not, according to political reporter Yoeli Brim. The move is intended to respond to a recent ruling by Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg that the coalition is seeking to bypass.
The Haredi parties are considering a proposal to position community observers outside polling stations to record which community members voted and which did not, according to political reporter Yoeli Brim. The move is intended to respond to a recent ruling by Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, which the coalition is seeking to bypass. Earlier this evening, The Zioneer reported that the coalition was weighing a legislative change to circumvent Sohlberg's decision. The new proposal would take a more direct, community-level approach to voter monitoring, reflecting the Haredi parties' focus on turnout discipline.
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