Gaza election body plans up to 110 polling centers ahead of November vote, official says
A regional director tells Anadolu Agency that some 1.25 million voters are expected to cast ballots in Gaza's Nov. 28 legislative election, with security remaining a key challenge.
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Election officials in Gaza are planning to open as many as 110 polling centers ahead of a legislative election scheduled for November 28, a regional director told Turkey's Anadolu Agency in an interview.
The official said approximately 1.25 million voters are expected to cast ballots in the election, while identifying security as a key challenge facing preparations for the vote.
Anadolu's report did not provide further detail on the specific security concerns cited, the current status of preparations, or additional comments from the regional director on the logistics of organizing the election.
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- INTERVIEW - Gaza election body plans up to 110 polling centers as security remains key challenge — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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