Election map: Who did you vote for in your neighborhood and city - and how to stay updated on Tuesday

ynet has launched an interactive map for the 2026 elections, allowing viewers to track voter turnout in real time and compare data from previous elections, down to the neighborhood and individual polling station level. The map displays data on bloc support, voter turnout, socio-economic cluster, leading party, and shifts between the 24th and 25th Knessets.

ynet has launched an interactive map for the 2026 elections, enabling viewers to track voter turnout in real time across Israel, in their city and neighborhood, and compare data from previous elections. The map, created by data expert Nir Smilga, presents data on support for blocs and parties, overall voter turnout, socio-economic cluster, the leading party in each polling station, shifts between the 24th and 25th Knessets, and campaign focus. The map classifies each area into one of four categories: safe, get-out-the-vote, persuasion, and low priority, based on past data. As an example, data from the Neve Dekalim neighborhood in Rishon LeZion is shown, where voter turnout stood at 73.6% in the 2022 elections, and Likud was the leading party with 41% of the vote. The map's creator stated that the uniqueness lies in combining six indicators at a level of detail from the city down to the polling station.

Election map: Who did you vote for in your neighborhood and city - and how to stay updated on Tuesday