Inside Israel’s Election Control Center as Officials Explain How 600K Special Ballots Are Counted
Rotem Kalero, head of operations at Israel’s Central Elections Committee, explains how the country’s double-envelope voting system works during a tour of the Knesset election control center in Jerusalem.
With an estimated 600,000 special ballots cast by soldiers, hospital patients and other eligible voters, officials must verify each envelope to prevent duplicate voting before mixing and counting the anonymous ballots.
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