Israeli court restricts digital vote count
The Supreme Court affiliated with the occupation has ruled to prohibit the transfer of digital data related to the voter count to party headquarters on election day, in order to enhance the secrecy of the electoral process and prevent the exploitation of polling stations for partisan purposes. The ruling came in response to a petition from a human rights organization, and it prohibits the counting and electronic sharing of voter numbers. The decision was supported by two judges and opposed by one. This ruling is regarded as a victory aimed at maintaining the integrity of the elections and the independence of the management of polling stations, preventing the politicization of electoral processes through digital data.
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