Arab Poll Shows Joint List Leading Among Arab Voters for Knesset
A 24-hour online poll conducted by Kul al-Arab newspaper and website, targeting Arab voters for the 26th Knesset elections, indicates a strong preference for Arab political parties. The survey, which garnered 1,672 responses, showed the Joint List securing 881 votes (52.7%) and the United Arab List receiving 593 votes (35.5%).
Together, these two Arab-led lists garnered 1,474 votes, representing 88.2% of the poll's participants, suggesting significant support within the Arab community. The poll also measured voter sentiment towards boycotting the elections or not voting, with 67 participants (4.0%) choosing these options.
Other political choices received minimal support from Arab respondents. The Democratic Party garnered 62 votes (3.7%), while the Likud received 20 votes (1.2%), and Yisrael Beiteinu received 6 votes (0.4%). Parties like Shas and Bayit Yehudi received even fewer votes. This indicates a limited impact of non-Arab parties on the Arab electorate in this particular poll.
The poll ran for 24 hours and was specifically designed to gauge the electoral intentions of the Arab public.
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