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    Die israelischen Wahlen 2022, kartiert nach Bezirk

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    1. nhytgbvfeco on

      Yisrael Beitenu isn’t “Russian interests”. Interests of Jews from the Soviet Union, sure, but not “Russian”.

    2. TreeRelative775 on

      Wait theres a Kahanist party with ~10% of the vote! I fear that the israelis have no place to lecture anyone on the topic of prejudice

    4. 0kafaraqgatri0 on

      Fuck Shas forever and ever. Israel would be such a better place if they hadn’t constantly been brought into government over the decades.

    6. Thunder-Road on

      This is awesome! Where did you find the shapefile for precinct boundaries within the municipalities?

    7. TheUnkillableKlorg on

      The map is fantastic, and I appreciate it. I don’t want to be an all negative guy on Reddit.

      Two pieces:

      I think it is hurt greatly by the quick ID’s of each party, not because it isn’t a good idea, but because it’s wrong. Religious Zionism is not Kahanist (or at least, if it is, that is a very controversial claim), and YB isn’t Russian Interests alone. The Arab parties are also partially distinct – Ra’am is Islamist, Hadash-(Ta’al) is leftist and Baathist, and Balad is just very violently anti-Zionist. (In all fairness, so are Hadash and Ta’al.)

      It’s also not possible to see who wins second in a district, or if it’s close to the winner. It’s important because some areas really split votes heavily – lots of cities or localities don’t have one party get a majority.

      Happy map-making.

    9. AstroEscura on

      Aren’t Arabs 20% of Israeli citizens? Why can’t they get more seats?

    11. dodo-sirfish on

      Hadash is more like the oxymoronic Arab nationalist communists. Israeli politics make my brain hurt.

    14. Deciheximal144 on

      It would be great to see this in a red-blue spectrum, with generally more conservative parties on one side and more liberal parties on the other

    15. FudgeAtron on

      I find it interesting how much more left-wing Haifa and Jerusalem are compared to Tel Aviv.

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