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Municipal Elections

  • Moshe Lion wins

    The day after

    Jerusalem's elections are over.

  • Daitch gets ditched

    The mayoral election’s behind-the-scenes drama intensifies.

  • A vision and a mission

    In Jerusalem asked the five mayoral candidates to give us insight into their vision.

  • Moshe Lion and Ofer Berkovitch, in their own words…

    The race is on.

    By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

  • Flight – and fight – of the flyers in Israel's municipal elections

    ‘Everything is in the merit of a small slip.’

    By NATAN ROTHSTEIN

  • DEGEL HATORAH and Agudat Yisrael councils

    Final agreements, deals and political spin won Jerusalem mayoral election

    One key activity is bargaining over the most powerful committees – finance, and planning and construction – the trophies each candidate can offer for support.

    By PEGGY CIDOR

  • Aliza Bloch, Beit Shemesh religious-Zionist mayoral-candidate

    Beit Shemesh: Elections remind the city of the women it had erased

    This revolution [the election of Dr. Aliza Bloch] is proof positive that most people want a life out from under the thumb of extremists.

    By SHOSHANNA KEATS-JASKOLL

  • Ron Huldai and his wife the day after the election, leaving their house to the city hall, October 3

    What lessons do the municipal elections teach us ahead of the nationals?

    These trends will all be tested. And time will tell how many of them will turn out to be tarnished.

    By GIL HOFFMAN

  • Middle Israel: National conclusions as municipal elections end

    Netanyahu’s candidate lost his votes to other right-wingers. Bibi’s setback in Jerusalem, then, reflects no ideological shift among the voters.

    By AMOTZ ASA-EL

  • 2014 Tel Aviv Night Run

    How sure was Huldai? Night Run coincides with 2nd round vote

    Huldai won with 46% of the vote and will enjoy 5 more years in City Hall.

    By TAMARA ZIEVE

  • Ze

    Elkin says he will not endorse either candidate in Jerusalem's election

    Economic development of Jerusalem's haredi and Arab population was the priority of most candidates in the mayoral race.

    By CASSANDRA GOMES-HOCHBERG,GIL HOFFMAN

  • Aliza Bloch, Beit Shemesh religious-Zionist mayoral-candidate

    Beit Shemesh: Dramatic upset as Aliza Bloch ousts Abutbul

    The result constitutes a veritable revolution in the city whose population has become majority haredi in recent years.

    By JEREMY SHARON,GIL HOFFMAN

  • Business as usual in Tel Aviv as Huldai heads to 25 years in City Hall

    Ron Huldai to see out quarter of a century in City Hall.

    By TAMARA ZIEVE

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