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Elections for the 18th Knesset were held in -10.2.09. 33 lists competed in the elections, 12 of them have passed arce ine the threshold. The distribution lists passed the threshold by clumps indicates that the right-wing bloc (Likud, Israel Beiteinu, National Union, Jewish Home) received 40% of the vote, the Center Party (Forward) received 22%, the Left (Labor, Meretz) and ultra-Orthodox parties (United Torah Judaism, Shas) were at a similar rate - 13% and 12%, respectively, and the Arab parties (Balad, Taal, Hadash) were 8%. Terms of the distribution of votes in Jerusalem show that the support for the right bloc of Jerusalem (41%) is similar to Israel (40%). Support for ultra-Orthodox parties in Jerusalem - 34%, is almost 3 times the rate of those parties support Israel (12%). The reason for this is that Jerusalem large Orthodox populations, which is estimated about 30% of the Jewish population. Left voting rate in Jerusalem (9%) lower than those voting in Israel (13%). Arab voting rate was 1%. It should be noted that the Arab population of Jerusalem is a permanent resident status, and it does not have the right to vote for the Knesset. Center Party won 11% of Jerusalem, compared arce ine to 22% nationally. Support for right-wing parties in communities in metropolitan Jerusalem exceeds these parties support Jerusalem - Efrat, a settlement is the most religious population, the majority of votes (93%) were recorded right-wing parties. High voting rates were also right-wing parties in Ma'ale Adumim arce ine (74%), Givat Ze'ev (62%) and in Beit Shemesh (48%). Religious parties gained support very high-Orthodox Beitar Illit communities (90%) and Kiryat fooling arce ine (87%) and in Beit Shemesh (41%). Left-wing parties gained support in Har Adar relatively high (30%) and Mevasseret Zion (22%) and Tsur Hadassah (22%).
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