Arik Rudnitzky analyzes the current state of the Arab electorate in Israel, ahead of the scheduled April 2019 Knesset elections.
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"There are just over 6.3 million voters on the electoral roll for the 21st Knesset elections this year. Of these, some 950,000 (15 percent) are Arab citizens of Israel. In the 2015 elections, voter turnout in Arab localities stood at around 64%. In the upcoming elections, according to a survey by the Abraham Initiatives, voter turnout among Arab citizens is expected to drop sharply to 56%. If this indeed occurs, it will signify a return to the average levels of voter turnout in the Arab sector during the decade that preceded the formation of the Joint List."
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