If you want to know where you vote for the 2013 Knesset elections, find out with just your teudat zehut number and this convenient government website.
Here’s how:
- Open Chrome or Internet Explorer. (Users have mixed experience using Firefox.)
- Go to https://kalpi.elections.gov.il/.
- Enter your Israeli identity number (mispar teudat zehut / מס’ תעודת זהות)
- Type in the random string of challenge characters.
- Click on “חפש”
Your results will include the number of your polling place, the name of the location, and the street address.
For more information about the elections, see The Ultimate Citizen’s Guide to the 2013 Knesset Elections, Tools to help decide your vote in 2013 Knesset elections, and Official 2013 Knesset Election results available live online.
Happy voting!
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Let’s just clarify: You can only find out online where to vote in the General Election if you use a particular web browser. Anyone else find this disturbing?
(But I’m quick to complain – I’m impressed with this simple service)
Now I’ve actually tried it – the site DOES work in Firefox.
It is a neat service, isn’t it? Thanks for the update, Paul. Glad you found it did work in Firefox. It didn’t work for a number of people, so I’ll update the article accordingly.
Do you know what the hours of the polling locations will be? I plan a tiul that day, and want to make sure I’ll get back in time to vote.
TIA
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I live on Rechov Hanassi in Jerusalem. I am handicapped. How do I determine the nearest handicapped-accessible polling station?
P.S. I should vote at a school on Gedud Haivri but do not think it is accessible.
Robert, that information can be found on the same site. If you type the name of your city into that last blank near the disabled access symbol, you will receive a list of handicap-accessible polling stations.
Will someone kindly translate this information for me? Thank you.
קלפי מס’ 712.0
עבור ת”ז מספר:
xxxxxxx
מקום:
בי”ס הצנע לכת
כתובת:
הרב פניזל 2, ירושלים
That is the address of where you should go to vote, A. You can see it on Google Maps here: http://goo.gl/maps/3aQMa.
Thank you very much! That was very nice of you.
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