2021 Israeli Presidential Election[edit]

Israel held Presidential elections on 14 February 2021. It was the first Israeli presidential electon to not be held 4 years after the last, and was the first to not be held on a leap year. The elections were initially going to be held on the 9 August 2020, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Second Netanyahu Government delayed elections by 6 months.

The election had the highest number of candidates in Israeli history, however the 2 candidates who went through to the second count were from Jewish Home and Servant of the People. The ruling Jewish Home alliance chose incumbent president and leader of the Fighters' List Benjamin Netanyahu their candidate. The Servant of the People party chose their leader, leader of the opposition, and former actor Amir Zelenskyy as their candidate.

Mayor of London election 6 May 2021
Party		Candidate	1st round		2nd round			1st round votesTransfer votes, 2nd round
Party		Candidate	Total	Of round	Transfers	Total	Of round	1st round votesTransfer votes, 2nd round
	Servant of the People	Amir Zelenskyy	1,429,470	40.0%	192,313	2,709,436	55.2%
	Fighters' List	Benjamin Netanyahu	893,051	35.3%	84,550	977,601	44.8%
	Green	Siân Berry	197,976	7.8%
	Liberal Democrats	Luisa Porritt	111,716	4.4%
	Independent	Niko Omilana	49,628	2.0%
	Reclaim	Laurence Fox	47,634	1.9%
	London Real	Brian Rose	31,111	1.2%
	Rejoin EU	Richard Hewison	28,012	1.1%
	Count Binface	Count Binface	24,775	1.0%
	Women's Equality	Mandu Reid	21,182	0.8%
	Let London Live	Piers Corbyn	20,604	0.8%
	Animal Welfare	Vanessa Hudson	16,826	0.7%
	UKIP	Peter Gammons	14,393	0.6%
	Independent	Farah London	11,869	0.5%
	Heritage	David Kurten	11,025	0.4%
	Independent	Nims Obunge	9,682	0.4%
	SDP	Steve Kelleher	8,764	0.3%
	Renew	Kam Balayev	7,774	0.3%
	Independent	Max Fosh	6,309	0.2%
	Burning Pink	Valerie Brown	5,305	0.2%