New Poll Shows Coalition Gaining, Opposition Slipping
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Coalition bloc gains 2 seats to 51 in new poll.
- Opposition bloc loses 2 seats, now at 53 mandates.
- "Yash" party leads with 21 mandates.
- Likud party follows with 19 mandates.
- Several parties fail to pass the electoral threshold.
A new poll published Friday in "Maariv" indicates a narrowing gap between Israel's governing coalition and the opposition. The coalition bloc gained two seats this week, reaching a total of 51 mandates, while the opposition bloc lost two seats, falling to 53 mandates. The "Yash" party, led by Izankot, emerged as the largest single party in the poll with 21 mandates. The Likud party followed with 19 mandates, "Yahad" with 13, and "HaDemocratim" with 10. "Yisrael Beiteinu" and "Otzma Yehudit" each garnered 9 mandates. The Joint List, "Yahadut HaTorah," and "Shas" each received 7 mandates. "HaTzionut HaDatit" and "Ra'am" secured 5 mandates each, while "Am Israel" received 4. "HaMiluimnikim" and "HaKalkalit" also received 4 mandates. Parties failing to pass the electoral threshold included "Kachol Lavan" (0.7%), "HaTzibur HaHaredi" (0.6%), "Noam" (0.4%), and "Tzomet Beit Yisrael" (0.3%). The poll was conducted prior to the announcement of the election date.
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