Who did IDF soldiers and their families vote for - statistics
Data published by the Central Elections Commission make it possible to assess the electoral preferences of IDF Air Force service members and their family members living in seven military towns across the country. This is…
Assessment
The Central Elections Committee released voting data from seven IDF Air Force base residential communities. The Yashar party led by former Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot came first, followed by Be-Yahad, with Likud in third place. This snapshot of military family voting patterns offers a rare concrete look at how a specific security sector constituency leans politically. The data covers only Air Force personnel housing, not the entire military, so extrapolating to broader IDF sentiment would be premature.