• Step 1: Visit ZionistElection.org and click on the “Register & Vote Now” Button
• Step 2: Click “Proceed” and fill out the 2-page registration including the following required fields: Name, Last Name, and Preferred Contact Method (method to receive your voting PIN), and eligibility checkboxes
• Step 3: Enter your payment information (Credit Card, Venmo, Paypal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay) and select “Click Here to Continue”
• Step 4: You should see a screen that says “Success,” acknowledging your registration. Check your email inbox (or spam) or cell phone for Voting Pin Number
• Step 5: Enter the email you used to register and your unique voting pin number
• Step 6: Select Vote Reform
• (3rd option) on ballot and select “Continue” at the bottom of the page
• Step 7: Review your ballot and select “Vote”
• Step 8: Look for your voting confirmation “Thank you for voting”

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The World Zionist Congress, established by Theodor Herzl in 1897, is the democratically elected international body which gives Diaspora Jews like us a voice in shaping Israel’s future. 
 
Taking place every five years, the World Zionist Congress is known as “the parliament of the Jewish People,” where 525 elected delegates from around the globe will meet in Jerusalem from October 28-30, 2025 to make key decisions in how to allocate over $1 billion annually to support needs across Israeli society.  

Voting for Rabbi Buchdahl and entire slate of ARZA (Association of Reform Zionists of America) delegates helps ensure that Israel reflects our Reform Jewish values: equality, democracy, pluralism, justice and peace in Israel. 
 
Your vote will help advance pluralism and secure resources for Reform synagogues, rabbis, and values in Israel, safeguard the rights of minorities, women, and the LGBTQ+ community in Israel and influence the allocation of $1 billion annually to causes that impact Israel and the global Jewish community.  

View the Vote Reform statement and complete slate.

Voting is open now until May 4, 2025. A $5 fee is required for security and identity verification. It takes only five minutes to impact Israel’s future. You must be Jewish and 18 or older to vote.

In order to vote, you will be required to declare that: 

You are Jewish; will be 18 or older as of June 30, 2025; are a legal US citizen or a legal permanent resident in the U.S.; maintain a primary residence in the U.S.; accept the Jerusalem Program; and did not vote in the November 2022 Knesset election and will not vote in any future Knesset election held prior to July 28, 2025.