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The information includes the name of the list, the letters that will appear on the ballot, and the names of the prominent candidates at the top of the list.

Candidate lists and ballot marks

Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)
Lists of candidates for the Knesset (Source: Central Elections Committee for the Knesset)

Basic and essential information before entering the polling station

The upcoming elections offer a wide variety of new lists, ideologies, and voices alongside established parties. Knowing the ballot symbols and candidate names helps to better understand who is behind each list and what political force it seeks to represent.

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