Arab voter turnout 79.6%

An examination by Barhoum Graisi of voting results in 137 Arab towns shows that Arab voter turnout in Tuesday's elections reached 79.6%, compared to 77.9% overall. The lowest rate was in Druze villages (65%).

An examination by colleague Barhoum Graisi of voting results in 137 towns inhabited 100% by Arabs shows that Arab voter turnout in the Knesset elections held on Tuesday reached 79.6%, compared to an overall rate of approximately 77.9%. According to the examination, 2.3% of eligible Arab voters voted outside their places of residence. It also showed that the lowest voter turnout among Arabs was in Druze Arab villages, not exceeding 65% within the towns, with the addition of those who voted outside their places of residence.