From deputy minister to being outvoted by 'joke' candidate, Sharren Haskel's election Flop
Despite Jonathan Pollard's backing and an alliance with Aleh Yarok, Sharren Haskel's party receives just 804 votes, trailing two fringe parties
Assessment
Sharren Haskel's political career took a sharp turn. After serving as a deputy minister, her new party managed only 804 votes, finishing behind two fringe parties including one she reportedly dismissed as a joke. The result shows how even high-profile endorsements and strategic alliances can fail to translate into voter support when a candidate lacks an established party infrastructure. The question now is whether Haskel can rebuild or if this marks the end of her electoral path.