Milan, 4 Nov. (LaPresse) – Israel’s Central Elections Committee has stated that it has completed its review of the election results from last week’s vote and has found nothing to suggest any irregularities. “The conclusion of the operation revealed no irregularities or evidence that might suggest a compromise of the integrity of the elections or manipulation of the results,” the commission’s statement reads. This was reported by The Times of Israel. “The process involved reviewing the records of 9,069 polling stations. Where necessary, a thorough examination of the voting materials and documentation, including ballot papers and voter registers, was carried out,” the commission added. “The checks covered all polling stations to which the requests related. Today, the election results will be presented to the President of the State and will be published as scheduled.” After receiving the final official results, President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations with party leaders to determine whom they support as prime minister.
Israel: Electoral Commission concludes investigation into the vote: ‘No irregularities’
Milan, 4 Nov. (LaPresse) – Israel’s Central Elections Committee has stated that it has completed its review of the election results from last week’s vote and has found nothing to suggest any irregularities. “The conclusion of the operation revealed no irregularities or evidence that might suggest a compromise of the integrity of the elections or manipulation of the results,” the commission’s statement reads. This was reported by The Times of Israel. “The process involved reviewing the records of 9,069 polling stations. Where necessary, a thorough examination of the voting materials and documentation, including ballot papers and voter registers, was carried out,” the commission added. “The checks covered all polling stations to which the requests related. Today, the election results will be presented to the President of the State and will be published as scheduled.” After receiving the final official results, President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations with party leaders to determine whom they support as prime minister.