A Nation at the Polls
From Sunrise to the Final Ballot
Israel's polling hours and election date must be confirmed by the Central Elections Committee for the Knesset before publication.
Israel's parliamentary elections are generally held on a national holiday, but the specific date and polling arrangements must be verified for each election.
The Knesset number identified in this edition must also be confirmed. The claim that the relevant election is for the 26th Knesset is not currently substantiated.
From Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, from northern communities to the southern desert, voters may arrive carrying identification documents and hopes for the future.
Some may support the current government; others may seek political change. Many may be concerned about security, the economy, or divisions within Israeli society.
Any turnout figure, including the previously stated 44.9% by 2:00 p.m., must be removed unless supported by a dated official announcement or a clearly identified reputable report.
