Likud voter who fell into the trap – and she's not alone: "My vote is gone"

A Likud voter from Rishon LeZion discovered that the ballot slip she placed in the envelope had 'B'S'D' written on it in pen, which could invalidate her vote. According to her, additional slips with the same inscription were placed in the ballot box. She contacted the supervisor and the police but received no response.

An unusual incident at a polling station in Rishon LeZion: A Likud voter claims that ballot slips for her party were placed in the ballot box with 'B'S'D' written on them in blue pen, which could invalidate the votes. The voter, who cast her ballot at polling station 263 on Haim Bar-Lev Street, said she innocently chose one of the slips, thinking the inscription would bring luck. Only after inserting the envelope into the ballot box did she realize the implications. According to her, she contacted the supervisor and the police but received no satisfactory response. The article also mentions a report about the disqualification of 'Machl' slips in northern Tel Aviv after they were marked with crosses that are not visible to the naked eye.

Likud voter who fell into the trap – and she's not alone: "My vote is gone"