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Direct. Israel ' s legislative elections: standard participation rate and the fate of Netanyahu at stake

The participation rate in the Tuesday elections in Israel has reached record levels, reaching 44.9 per cent of the registered voters as announced by the Central Elections Commission, the highest participation rate since the Commission began registering these statistics in 1973. The Israelis vote Tuesday in the first general elections since the attack of 7 October 2023, in the middle of a forecast to learn the voter position of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the country ' s increasing tendency towards the extreme right... Continue our direct coverage.

How are the results of the Israeli legislative elections and their implications for the future of Ntanyahu?

The Israelis vote Tuesday in legislative elections, the first since the attack of October 7th, 2023. The vote ends at 10 p.m. (20:00 GMT). So what happens after the ballot boxes are closed?

Israeli legislative elections: Who are the leading candidates against Benjamin Netanyahu?

France paints 24 images of the most prominent opponents of the outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the legislative elections scheduled for Tuesday. Vocational course, political weight, attitude to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict...

Israeli legislative elections: Arab voters. An electoral block has changed the balance of power in the Knesset?

The Israelis are heading to the ballot boxes tomorrow, Tuesday, 27 October, in anticipation of the participation rate of the Palestinians in the interior, with high indications compared with the 2022 elections, and a consensus among Arab political forces that the present Government should be overthrown.

Moroccan legislative elections: Who is the political personality to be trusted by the King to form the new Government?

The results of the legislative elections in Morocco are published by the Basra and Basra Party, which qualifies one of the leaders of the future Government. The Moroccan Constitution gives the King the power to appoint the head of Government from the winning party. The parties ' public secretaries have traditionally been appointed to this task, but the 2026 elections offer a variety of options because the leading party has collective leadership, and one of the most popular figures has recently joined this task. Who will lead the future Moroccan Government?

Moroccan legislative elections: the lowest participation rate since 2007. Why?

The participation rate in legislative elections in Morocco was 38.02 per cent, the lowest since the 2007 elections, in which only 37 per cent of those on electoral lists participated. His Majesty the invisible correspondent of Monte Carlo International Radio is commenting on this subject from Morocco.

Legislative elections in Morocco: Voices bet on change.

The voting offices in Morocco closed their doors, for the country to meet an electoral day of 38.02 per cent, while the Ministry of the Interior announced the results of the balloting. Among those who chose to cast their votes in the hope of influencing the country ' s course, and those who took the ostracism after their confidence in the usefulness of participation was reduced, the legislative elections reflected a disparity in the relationship of the Moroccans to the ballot box and elected institutions.

Legislative elections in Morocco: The Party of Religion and Consistency are leading the results... 38% participation rate

Moroccan legislative elections Waitings, expectations and questions about youth participation

Competitive parties in Morocco seek to persuade voters to participate in the voting, either through electoral groupings headed by their leaders or government party ministers or through leaflets on social media sites. Since the launch of the electoral campaign on 10 September, more than 7,000 candidates have sought to win the votes of some 16 million electors who choose 395 members of the House of Representatives. A new Government with a mandate of five years is to emerge from the Council to be set up by these elections.

Morocco is on a date with legislative elections in the midst of fears of voters.

Morocco is preparing for legislative elections aimed at electing members of Parliament and forming the future Government that will lead the country. More than 15 million Moroccans registered on electoral lists, but some fear a particularly low participation rate and are held in the middle of the week. Franco 24 has prepared this report on the aspirations of Moroccan youth from these legislative elections.