The Likud party court has reportedly rejected MK Haim Katz's proposal to allow MKs to run in party primaries in districts, even though the proposal had passed a preliminary vote. The ruling invalidates the proposal, according to reports.
The Likud party court has reportedly rejected a proposal by MK Haim Katz that would allow party members to run in primaries in districts, despite the proposal having passed a preliminary vote. The ruling invalidates the proposal, according to reports. This comes after the same court previously rejected Katz's request to reconvene the party's Constitution Committee for a second time, as The Zioneer reported on July 19.
2 developments
- DevelopingLikud party court rules primary ballot wording 'misleading'
- DevelopingJerusalem District Court issues injunction against Likud candidate slot reservations
- StrongLikud Party Court Rules Against Canceling Primaries: 'We Are Not a One-Man Party'
- StrongLikud primaries canceled today after petition by Social Forum and National Histadrut
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