Full Likud candidate list for primaries published

Likud published today the full list of candidates for the primaries, numbering 124 people: 40 ministers, Knesset members and former Knesset members on the national list, and 84 more on reserved representation slots and districts. The breakdown includes allocation to slots for youth, immigrants, non-Jews, people with disabilities and women, as well as to geographic districts.

Likud published today (Thursday) the full list of candidates for the primaries. The list numbers 124 people: 40 ministers, Knesset members and former Knesset members will compete on the national list. In addition, 84 candidates will compete for reserved representation slots: 8 for the youth slot, 7 immigrants, 6 in the non-Jewish sector, 5 people with disabilities, and 13 for the new women's slot. Also, candidates will compete in various districts: 12 in the Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, and Shfela district, which was merged into one district, 10 in Dan and Tel Aviv, 4 in the Negev, 5 in the Galilee and valleys, 6 in the coastal plain, 6 in regional councils, and 2 in the Haifa district. The publication constitutes a significant step in the party's candidate selection process ahead of the upcoming elections.