Voting in prisons ends: Turnout rate 88.7%
Voting for the 26th Knesset has concluded in prison facilities across Israel. The Israel Prison Service reported a turnout rate of 88.7 percent among detainees and prisoners. All eligible voters were given the chance to cast their ballots. The process happened in coordination with the Central Elections Committee. Order and security were maintained throughout the voting period.
The Israel Prison Service announced that voting in the elections for the 26th Knesset in prison facilities across the country ended at 8:00 PM, with a voting rate of 88.7% among prisoners and detainees. The IPS noted that all eligible voters were given the opportunity to vote, and that the process was conducted in coordination with the Central Elections Committee and while maintaining order and security.