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Israel's election committee considers livestreaming vote count
The Central Elections Committee is examining a plan to livestream the vote count. Officials said the step aims to increase transparency while addressing concerns about fraud and AI-generated misinformation.
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Israel's Central Elections Committee is considering livestreaming the vote count for upcoming elections. The proposal comes as officials seek to address public concerns over potential fraud and the spread of AI-generated misinformation. Acting director-general Din Livne outlined the idea during remarks at the Israel Hayom Conference on July 5, 2026.
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" Livne also said large-scale election fraud is "impossible" in Israel. The committee has not announced a final decision on implementing the livestream.
Background on the proposal The measure would allow real-time public viewing of ballot counting procedures. Officials have not specified technical requirements or security measures under review.
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