CBS: La brecha de edad deja a haredíes y árabes subrepresentados en el electorado de Israel
Los ciudadanos haredíes y árabes constituirán una proporción menor de votantes en las elecciones de la próxima semana que de la población de Israel, en gran parte porque ambas comunidades son muy jóvenes, según datos…
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Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics data reveals a structural electoral imbalance: the two fastest growing demographic groups, haredim and Arabs, are significantly underrepresented in the voter rolls because their populations skew very young. This means the electorate that decides elections is older and more Jewish than the country itself. The gap is most extreme in Jerusalem, where fewer than 4 in 10 residents can vote. Watch for how this demographic lag shapes coalition math and policy priorities over the next decade, as these groups age into voters.