Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
GoVote.day’s neighbor-to-neighbor turnout map
A Hebrew-language interactive simulation shows how conversations with friends who have not voted might affect turnout, using 2022 city data and adjustable assumptions.
- For
- Israeli civic volunteers planning nonpartisan voter outreach
- Worth noticing
- Each map point represents about 112 residents; the model assumes roughly eight mostly nearby friends and lets users adjust conversation success.
Field notes
Users can switch among Tel Aviv-Yafo, Haifa, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, and Ra'anana, then adjust how many friends each voter contacts and the assumed success rate. The map treats each point as about 112 residents and models a network of roughly eight mostly nearby friends; it also limits the result because some voters are out of reach and each person has only a few eligible contacts. A linked research section warns that the 25% success assumption is optimistic.
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