Fear of repeat voting in the Arab sector: "It's very hard to supervise this"

Amit Asa, a former senior Shin Bet official, warned of concerns about election fraud in the Arab sector, claiming that overcrowding at polling stations could enable repeat voting. According to him, about 700 complaints have been received from supervisors and observers.

Amit Asa, a former senior Shin Bet official, warned during a broadcast on Channel 14 about concerns of election fraud in the Arab sector. Asa claimed that the unusual overcrowding at polling stations makes supervision difficult and could allow irregularities, including repeat voting using other people's ID cards. According to him, there is a method where women come to vote, return home, bring additional ID cards, and go back to the polling station to vote again. Asa added that reports from the field indicate about 700 complaints from supervisors and observers to the Central Elections Committee. The article presents only Asa's statements, without any response from official sources.