Amit Segal (N12) reports the final results of the Democrats party primary. Yair Golan secured first place, followed by Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv, Efrat Rayten, Yaya Pink, Gaby Lasky, Omri Ronen, Michal Rozin, Moshe Redman, and Sumia Bashir. Naor Narkis placed only 22nd.
The Democrats party has released the full list of its primary results this evening, confirming Yair Golan in first place and Naor Narkis in 22nd place. The publication of the complete slate follows earlier reports that had gradually revealed the candidate rankings throughout the day.
The party first published initial results at 08:01 Jerusalem, showing Golan leading the top 10, followed by Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv, Efrat Rayten, and Yaya Pink. The Zioneer tracked the release of the full 19-candidate list, with specific placements confirmed: Gaby Lasky placed sixth, Michal Rozin eighth, Moshe Redman ninth, and Sumia Bashir tenth. The Meretz-reserved slots (4th and 8th) were initially reported as held by Lasky and Rozin, then adjusted to their actual positions. The final list, published at 08:01, placed Narkis at 22nd, confirming earlier speculation.
The primary saw 97,000 members vote, with 86% turnout, as The Zioneer reported earlier this evening. The race was closely watched, with Amit Segal (N12) analyzing the primary as more radical than Meretz's past primaries, noting frontrunner candidates like Gaby Lasky and Naor Narkis. The results set the party's slate for the upcoming Knesset election.
No further updates are expected; the results are final.
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