The Likud primary vote count has concluded, with Energy Minister Eli Cohen finishing first with a 3,000-vote lead over the next candidate, according to party results. The final tally confirms Cohen's lead after earlier interim reports showed him ahead.
The Likud primary vote count concluded Tuesday morning, with Energy Minister Eli Cohen securing first place with a 3,000-vote lead, according to reports from N12 and ynet. The final tally, published around 10:25–10:36 Jerusalem, confirms Cohen's lead after earlier interim results at the 50% mark showed him ahead, as The Zioneer reported at 05:53 Tuesday. At 23:44 Monday, a projection had suggested that two or three ministers would find themselves outside the top 28—a forecast that materialized in the final count. The Zioneer's full analysis published at 08:57 detailed the winners and losers, including the rise of Coalition Chair Ofir Katz and the fall of several incumbent ministers.
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