The elections in numbers: 7.3 million eligible voters, 450 million ballots, and about 100,000 workers | Full data

The Central Elections Committee published logistical data ahead of the elections for the 26th Knesset: 7.3 million eligible voters, 12,018 polling stations, 450 million ballots, and 100,000 workers on election day. The election budget stands at 690 million shekels.

Ahead of the elections for the 26th Knesset, the Central Elections Committee published extensive logistical data. 7,331,981 eligible citizens will be able to vote at 12,018 polling stations, of which 6,209 are accessible. The committee is printing 450 million ballots, 11.5 million per list, using 250 tons of paper. After the elections, over 400 tons of paper and cardboard will be sent for recycling. The election budget stands at 690 million shekels. The committee's workforce grows from 40 employees between election cycles to about 100,000 on election day, with about 50,000 guides. 660 intercity public transportation lines will be free of charge on election day. The committee stated that the preparations are aimed at a proper, accessible, and supervised election process.