Likud Mobilizes Field Headquarters and Thousands of Activists for Elections

Likud's field headquarters has established over seventy branches across the country within ten days as part of accelerated preparations for the upcoming elections.

According to information obtained by C14, the headquarters recently completed mapping all polling stations in Likud strongholds, precisely identifying locations where voter turnout dropped in previous elections. As part of these preparations, a network of thousands of activists has been mobilized to conduct door-to-door operations on election day, alongside a large-scale telephone canvassing system designed to boost voter turnout.

Concurrently, the headquarters has worked extensively to find solutions to overcome the absence of the 'Elektor' software, whose use was barred this time by the Central Election Committee chairman and the Supreme Court. Officials at the headquarters noted that new and creative methods have been found to obtain real-time data on election day.

In recent days, the field headquarters also launched an extensive signage campaign in Likud strongholds nationwide. Special emphasis is placed on areas where aggressive voter suppression campaigns have been conducted in recent weeks by Gadi Eisenkot and other left-wing activists.

Party officials explain that the overarching goal of these measures is not to convince new voters to support Likud or other right-wing bloc parties, but rather to focus on mobilizing past Likud voters and first-time voters from Likud-leaning families, significantly increasing participation rates.

Mapping data revealed dramatic figures: increasing voter turnout in Netanya alone is equivalent to half a mandate for Likud, while in Jerusalem the numbers approach a full mandate.

The field headquarters is managed by Member of Knesset Avichay Buaron, who was allocated a budget of tens of millions of shekels for this purpose. The field headquarters oversees both advertising and marketing as well as the election day operations.