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Poll: Majority support elections in West Bank and Gaza
A survey conducted by the Riyada Center for Political Development showed that the majority of Palestinians, at 57.4%, intend to participate in the upcoming legislative elections. Approximately 62.7% support holding the elections in the West Bank and Gaza Strip even if they cannot be conducted in occupied Jerusalem. Additionally, 63.8% favor electronic voting for Jerusalem residents in case the occupation refuses to hold the elections there. The survey also revealed that 58% believe that elections could contribute to Palestinian reconciliation. Support for electoral lists varies, with 68.5% backing independent lists and 34.7% supporting a list that includes Fatah and Dhiablan’s movement. However, the percentage of those dissatisfied with the performance of Fatah and Hamas reaches 61.6% and 58.7%, respectively, with the main reasons for dissatisfaction being corruption and poor crisis management. The lack of national consensus and distrust in the candidate lists are also factors that could lead to lower participation. Moreover, 72.1% fear that occupation forces might disrupt the electoral process through sudden incidents at the last moment.
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