Voter turnout in the Likud party primaries has surpassed 40% as of Monday afternoon, a high figure that has led to satisfaction within the party, according to reports.
The Likud party is holding its primary elections today, Monday, after weeks of internal debate over the schedule and regulations. According to reports from within the party, voter turnout has exceeded 40% as of mid-afternoon, a figure considered high for this hour and a source of satisfaction among party officials. The primaries will determine the party's candidate list for the next elections. The strong turnout suggests high engagement among Likud members, which may influence the final composition of the list.
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- StrongLikud Constitution Committee unanimously confirms August 4 primaries
- DevelopingLikud candidates reportedly fear senior party members support canceling primaries
- StrongLikud primary regulations published ahead of Thursday party convention vote
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