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Israel's top court: Coalition-led committee gets to decide whether parties can track voters

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Central Election Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg banned tracking voters at polling stations last month. After a Likud petition, whose lawyer said the ruling was a 'terror attack' for the party, the top court made a compromise ruling

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election law and voter privacy

The text neutrally reports on a decision by Israel's Supreme Court regarding election oversight without expressing explicit political framing or endorsement (Rule 8). | The text focuses on a legal challenge and strong rhetoric by Likud (RIGHT-WING) opposing restrictions on voter tracking at polling stations, aligning with Rule 3 as it supports or emphasizes a typical RIGHT-WING agenda on election monitoring.

Original at Haaretz

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