Vote Count: Ra'am Gains 8th Seat as Tallied Ballots Reach 91%
With approximately 91.2% of regular ballots counted, Ra'am has gained an eighth seat at the expense of the Joint List, while the broader bloc deadlock remains unchanged.
With the processing of voting data from 11,855 regular polling stations, representing approximately 91.2% of all ballots, a shift was recorded in the seat distribution among Arab parties: the Ra'am list rose to eight seats, while the Joint List slipped to 11. This was reported by news websites JDN and Behadrey Haredim.
According to the updated figures, the overall balance between the parliamentary blocs remains steady: coalition parties hold 53 seats, while the change bloc stands at 48.
The Central Elections Committee noted that the current tallies do not yet include all double envelopes. Final official election results have not yet been released.
Sources: JDN, בחדרי חרדים
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