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IDF soldiers begin voting in Israel's election as 850 military polling stations open

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Israel National News
“From the front lines to the ballot box: IDF soldiers begin voting”

From Mount Hermon to Eilat and across Israel's borders, IDF soldiers begin casting their ballots at 850 military polling stations, including mobile stations for troops on operational missions.

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ynet
“850 קלפיות נפתחו: חיילי צה"ל החלו להצביע בבחירות לכנסת”

הקלפיות הצבאיות נפרסו בכל הגזרות על מנת לאפשר לכל משרת לממש את זכות ההצבעה. קצינת הבחירות של צה"ל: "נדאג לכך שההצבעה תהיה חשאית"

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Ynetnews
“IDF soldiers begin voting in Israel's election as 850 military polling stations open”

Early voting begins across IDF bases and operational zones ahead of October 27 election, with a quarter of polling stations mobile to reach troops in combat areas, including beyond Israel's borders; military pledges to ensure every soldier can cast a secret ballot

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The Jerusalem Post
“IDF soldiers begin voting at over 850 military polling stations as 2026 Knesset elections approach”

"The IDF is a national, state-oriented army that will do everything necessary to ensure the elections proceed as planned," IDF Elections Officer, Col. Vered Ben Yehuda said.

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