Elections Committee Rejects Claims of Voter Tracking at Polling Stations

The Central Elections Committee has rejected claims regarding the tracking of voters via an application on election day for the Knesset, newspapers Globes and The Jerusalem Post reported.

The clarification followed a complaint from the B'Yachad slate, which alleged that representatives of the Likud party were tracking citizens who arrived at polling stations.

Likud denied any wrongdoing, stating that the party had set up booths outside voting sites where voters can volunteer information. Further details have not yet been released.