Overview
- The Central Elections Committee published final operational figures that detail preparations to serve 7,331,981 eligible voters with 12,018 polling stations and about 18,000 ballot boxes.
- Officials printed roughly 450 million party-specific ballot slips, prepared an estimated 100,000 election workers and trained about 50,000 temporary staff under a 690 million shekel budget.
- Accessibility and special voting measures include 6,208 accessible polling stations with 3,620 designated as specially accessible plus hospital, nursing-home and displaced-voter arrangements.
- Authorities arranged free travel on 660 intercity bus routes and all Israel Railways lines to help turnout and deployed camera-based oversight and 20 regional committees to supervise the operation.
- A record 600,000–650,000 double-envelope ballots from soldiers, police, displaced voters and others will be verified and counted after the initial tally which could change seat allocations and push final results beyond election night with an official deadline on November 4.