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Netanyahu’s bloc has a majority on Central Elections Committee. Can it stop Wednesday’s certification of the vote?

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“Netanyahu’s bloc has a majority on Central Elections Committee. Can it stop Wednesday’s certification of the vote?”

Not lawfully, and not for long: The committee’s only power is to verify the vote count, not to weigh Likud’s claims of irregularities, and Sohlberg has already refused the party’s bid for a delay

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