
Every vote counts! (Montage by Green Movement member Maya Shalit and her cat.)
Increasingly promising signs that the Green Movement-Meimad will pass the threshold and then some in the elections. Mock elections held at Tel Aviv and Hebrew University had the Green Movement-Meimad easily passing the threshold. (The threshold is the minimum amount of votes needed to assure a seat in the next parliament.) At Hebrew University, more than 1000 students voted and the Green Movement-Meimad took third place, gaining 16 mandates. At Tel Aviv University, with more than 2500 students voting, we took 4 mandates. But the best mock election results come in from Tchernokovski High School in Netanya, whose students – after hearing representatives of each of the parties speak – gave 21% of the vote to the Green Movement-Meimad. This was, according to press coverage, the big surprise of the school election. Green Movement-Meimad activists continue campaigning throughout the country to make sure this becomes the big surprise of the national election!
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Jewneric: A New Platform for the Jewish Voice » Why I’m Voting Green This Year // February 6, 2009 at 9:53 am |
[...] this point, that’s a risk I’m going to have to take. The party insists that its internal polling shows it will receive up to 3 seats, that the young people’s protest vote that went to the Pensioners last election will go to [...]
Why I’m Voting Green This Year | ISRAELITY // February 6, 2009 at 9:57 am |
[...] this point, that’s a risk I’m going to have to take. The party insists that its internal polling shows it will receive up to 3 seats, that the young people’s protest vote that went to the Pensioners last election will go to [...]