In boon to Likud, committee decides party-appointed poll workers may share info with campaign on who has voted already, though they can't share when, and must destroy data after election
Issue may go to High Court, which has cited privacy concerns
In boon to Likud, committee decides party-appointed poll workers may share info with campaign on who has voted already, though they can’t share when, and must destroy data after election
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