Likud Voting at 40%; Anger over Malfunction

Arutz Sheva ^ | 25/11/12 | Gil Ronen

[Eleutheria5]

The Likud primaries were back on track by early Sunday evening, and by 8:45 p.m., 40% of registered members – 49,322 in total – had voted. However, a serious malfunction in the computerized voting system earlier in the day made it necessary to extend the voting by two hours, to midnight – and there is possibility of a further extension.

The Likud's Election Committee was to meet again at 10:00 p.m. and decide whether voting would continue for another day. Various news sources estimated that the committee would decide to continue the voting until Monday at 10:00 p.m.

There have been demands to fire Likud Party Director Gadi Arieli because of the malfunctions, but most of the anger appeared to be aimed at Amanet, the company that is in charge of the computerized vote.

Amanet Director Ben Aman told Channel 2 that he suspects that hackers intentionally caused the system to crash.

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[Eleutheria5]

Clinton sent Corp. Q-ball last time. Obama is sending ACORN technicians this time?

[GeronL]

if they used the Obama-Chevez voting system, Likud may very well nominate Abbas for Prime Minister.

//sarc

[jjotto]

hehe

You were actually predicting this when you posted

Likud Primaries: Rain could Wash Away Meridor

[Eleutheria5]

It looks like it’s raining votes for Feiglin:

Political Deal May Land Feiglin in Knesset
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/162505

[itsahoot]

Amanet Director Ben Aman told Channel 2 that he suspects that hackers intentionally caused the system to crash.

More powerful than a speding bullet, "Voting Machines!"