The Likud party responded to the High Court of Justice's decision to ban real-time voter turnout reporting at polling stations and the use of the 'Elector' app, claiming it poses a 'danger to democracy.' According to the party, this is 'a deliberate political strike against the ability of right-wing parties to get their voters to the polls.' Likud directly attacked Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg, chairman of the Central Elections Committee, who initially ruled that this constitutes a violation of voter privacy, stating: 'He claimed that 'you cannot change the rules of the game mid-game' – and is doing exactly that. Solberg is functioning as a political player in order to harm the right-wing camp a month before the elections. They know that the next government needs to appoint 10 Supreme Court justices and they are trying with all their might to bring down right-wing rule.'