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Liberman: 14 to 15 seats in double-envelope votes could change the election picture

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Israel National News
“Liberman: 14 to 15 seats in double-envelope votes could change the election picture”

Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman urged the public to wait for the official election results, suggesting that the double-envelope ballots, most of which were cast by soldiers and reservists, could change the election outcome. "I'm not convinced that all the exit polls reflect the actual results. We won't have a clearer picture until Friday, and I hope we'll see a much more optimistic outcome than what we're seeing today."

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