IDF Soldiers Begin Voting in Knesset Elections at Over 850 Polling Stations
IDF soldiers and commanders have begun casting their ballots for the 26th Knesset elections at more than 850 military polling stations deployed across all sectors.
IDF soldiers and commanders have begun voting in the elections for the 26th Knesset, Srugim and The Jerusalem Post reported. As part of early voting for security forces, more than 850 military polling stations were deployed across bases and sectors throughout the country to allow all service personnel to exercise their democratic right.
IDF Elections Officer Col. Vered Ben Yehuda stated that the military is a state-oriented institution that will do everything necessary to ensure the voting process proceeds as planned. Further details regarding voter turnout across military polling stations have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, סרוגים
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