Likud party planning potential 'rigged election' campaign
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Benjamin Netanyahu, Likud party
Israel
October 2026
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Likud officials are reportedly considering a campaign claiming election fraud if they lose. The party is documenting Arab voters at polling stations using unofficial teams. The strategy mirrors previous claims of voter fraud in 2022.
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