Voter information
Everything you need to know before you get to the polling station
26th Knesset election:· Tuesday
- Find my polling stationOpens in a new tab, on a government websiteCentral Elections Committee polling station mapOpens in a new tab
This site does not ask for or store your ID number or any personal details.
You check your polling station in the Ministry of Interior's official lookup service (voter roll as of 03.09.2026).
Ministry of Interior hotline: 1-800-101975. Sun–Thu 08:30–21:00, Fri 08:30–13:00; until 23:00 on 19–26.10; 06:30–22:00 on election day.
Official source: Ministry of Interior — Opens in a new tab, on a government websiteLast verified: 18.10.2026 - Section 72(b) of the Knesset Elections Law (Hebrew)Opens in a new tab
Most polling stations are open from 07:00 to 22:00.
Localities with up to 350 eligible voters, hospitals, prisons and care homes: 08:00–20:00.
A voter who reached the polling station during voting hours may still vote even if the vote is delayed until after closing time.
Official source: Central Elections Committee — Opens in a new tab, on a government websiteLast verified: 18.10.2026 An Israeli ID card, a valid Israeli passport or a valid Israeli driver's license.
A voter notification letter is not required.
Official source: Central Elections Committee — Opens in a new tab, on a government websiteLast verified: 18.10.2026- Find my polling stationOpens in a new tab, on a government website
Yes. The notification helps you find your polling station, but it is not a condition for voting.
You can check your polling station in the Ministry of Interior's official lookup service.
Official source: Central Elections Committee — Opens in a new tab, on a government websiteLast verified: 18.10.2026 Free for everyone from 26.10.2026 at 20:00 until the end of service on 27.10: intercity buses on routes over 15 km, and all Israel Railways lines.
City buses, light rail, Metronit and Carmelit are not included.
On the train you need a free dedicated ticket, from ticket counters or machines.
Travel to Eilat requires eligibility and advance registration through Egged, *2800.
Questions about routes: Ministry of Transport hotline *8787.
Source: Kol Zchut — Opens in a new tabLast verified: 18.10.2026
Based on official sources only. If anything conflicts, the Central Elections Committee's guidance applies. Election date per the Central Elections Committee — Opens in a new tab, on a government website