Israeli High Court Bans Real-Time Voter Turnout Reporting to Parties

Israel's High Court of Justice prohibited polling committee members and party observers from transmitting real-time voter turnout data to parties during election day, citing integrity concerns. The ruling follows a judge's warning about 'breach of all boundaries' and was welcomed by petitioners who argued polling staff serve a state function, not party interests. This is a domestic judicial decision affecting election procedures, with implications for political transparency and party operations.

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