New Poll Shows Ofer Vinter's Party Failing to Pass Threshold Ahead of 2026 Elections
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A new poll by Channel 12 News shows Ofer Vinter's party failing to pass the electoral threshold two weeks before the 2026 elections. The "Yashar!" party leads with 23 mandates, followed by the ruling party with 20. The opposition bloc is projected to have 54 mandates compared to the coalition's 49.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ofer Vinter's party is failing to pass the electoral threshold in a new poll released by Channel 12 News.
- The poll, released two weeks before the 2026 elections, shows Vinter's party not meeting the minimum vote requirement.
- The "Yashar!" party is projected to be the largest in the Knesset with 23 mandates.
- The current ruling party received 20 mandates in the survey.
- The opposition bloc is projected to have 54 mandates, surpassing the coalition's 49 mandates.
A new poll released by Channel 12 News indicates that Ofer Vinter's party is failing to pass the electoral threshold for the second consecutive week, two weeks before the 2026 elections. The survey presents a concerning picture for Vinter's political aspirations.
The poll shows the "Yashar!" party as the largest in the Knesset with 23 mandates, followed by the current ruling party with 20 mandates. "Be'ad" is the third-largest party, securing 13 mandates.
According to the survey, the coalition bloc would garner 49 mandates, while the opposition bloc would receive 54 mandates. Arab parties collectively hold 13 mandates, and Handel Zelicha's party is projected to receive 4 mandates.
The full mandate breakdown includes: Yashar! (23), Likud (20), Be'ad (13), Yisrael Beiteinu (9), HaDemokratim (9), HaReshima HaMishutefet (8), Shas (8), Otzma Yehudit (8), Yahadut HaTorah (7), HaTzionut HaDatit Zehut (6), Ra'am (5), and HaMiluimnikim - HaKalkalit (4).
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