4,612 votes? Data analysis challenges Likud's election claim
Likud claims a few thousand votes could shift a seat from Ra'am to the right-wing bloc, but a data analyst says surplus-vote agreements tell a different story
Assessment
Likud's claim that 4,612 votes could flip a seat from Ra'am to the right-wing bloc is being challenged by a data analyst who points to surplus-vote agreements as the real factor. The dispute centers on whether raw vote totals or coalition math determines seat allocation. Watch for further analysis of how these agreements actually distribute leftover votes.