I received the following email from Achdut v’Emunah with their recommendations for voting in the Likud primaries this coming Sunday. Some of the information is specifically for those who live in Jerusalem, although Likud members can vote in any primary polling place.
(This is intended for Likud members who can vote now in the Likud primaries but if you are not yet a Likud member, this is how it works and we hope that next time you will indeed be able to vote)
The Likud will be holding party primaries on November 25, this coming Sunday.
The main polling station in the Jerusalem District will be situated inside Binyanei HaUma Convention Center, located near the entrance to Jerusalem from the T.A. Highway, and across the street from the Central Bus Station of Jerusalem. There is also a polling station in Ma’ale Adumim at Olam Hechatzer on 1Kikar Yahalom Street. Likud members who are eligible to vote in these primaries may however cast their vote at any polling station regardless of where they live.
Voting hours are from 9:00am until 10:00pm. Please remember to bring proper ID with you to the polling station.
We believe it is very important to re-elect as many ideological MK’s as we possibly can.
You must cast your vote for 12 candidates on the national list (not more and NOT less) and additionally, you must vote for a single candidate for the Jerusalem District .
The following MK’s will get re-elected even without your vote, so voting for them is really a waste of your vote.
Yariv Levin
Ruby Rivlin
Sylvan Shalom
Ayoub Kara
Zev Elkin
Yisrael Katz
Gideon Saar
Yuval Steinitz
Chaim Katz
Yuli Edelstein
You must vote for exactly 12 people in order that your vote be counted !
Our recommendation is to vote for the following list of 12 names:
The Mattot Arim organization (for those familiar with it) has come out in favor of their voting records. They all deserve to be in the Knesset.
(For the record, Feiglin will not be supporting any of these people on election day.Go figure where the ideology disappeared.)
Ofir Akounis #107
Gabi Avital #101
Gilad Erdan #108
Ariel Bulshtein #110 (olim slot - young man who is very idealistic)
Gila Gamliel #118
Avi Dichter #119
Danny Danon #121
Tzipy Hotovely #124
Boogey Ya’alon #128
Leah Ness #140
Tzion Pinian #145
Miri Regev #149
Optional: In the woman’s slot there is a tight race between Keti Shitreet (#155) and Keren Barak(#115). If you want to give consideration to an additional candidate then Keti is the better choice even though she did not come out against the disengagement. Remember that you only vote for 12 candidates total for the national list. Keti can be substituted for one of the above 12 choices.
In addition to the above twelve choices for the national list, there is the race for the Jerusalem district and here we recommend that you vote for Yair Gabai #325 .Please take note that he is the only ideological candidate running in the Jerusalem slot that has a chance of winning .
Yair Gabai is a G-d fearing man, sits on the Jerusalem City Council and is a board member of the Begin Center. Please vote for him on Sunday.He really needs your support. You must vote in this race if you want all your votes to be counted.
Achdut VeEmuna
Fred Moncharsh and Danny Gottlieb
Nov 25, 2012 @ 14:58:04
Trying to find out where there are other polling stations in J-m. Do you know where they r?
Nov 25, 2012 @ 15:41:02
I don’t know where the other places are. I suggest you go on Facebook to the Achdut v’Emunah page and ask. Perhaps Danny Gottleib will be able to answer you.