CEC ratifies official results after finding no evidence of compromised election integrity

The Jerusalem Post · MIRIAM SELA-EITAM, YEHUDA SHLEZINGER · 2026-11-04 07:55 UTC

The CEC has approved the election results, with Likud and the ultra-Orthodox Shas party abstaining from the vote, according to Israeli media.

The Central Elections Committee (CEC) on Wednesday has approved the election results, with Likud and the ultra-Orthodox Shas party abstaining from the vote. Simultaneously, Likud is examining the possibility of filing an appeal challenging their validity.

CEC chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg, alongside representatives of the opposition parties, voted in favor of the results, while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had earlier stated that Otzma Yehudit would vote against the approval fo the results in a post to X/Twitter.

The approval follows the CEC announcing it found no evidence of the election's integrity having been compromised.

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