Pollster Shlomo Filber Presents Contradictory Data to Likud Faction
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Channel 14 pollster Shlomo Filber presented poll data to a Likud faction meeting on Sunday, suggesting a tie between political blocs. This data reportedly differs from previous Channel 14 polls that showed a clear lead for the Netanyahu bloc. Filber's presentation aligns with Prime Minister Netanyahu's message about a close election and the need for increased Likud voter turnout. Filber also praised Naftali Bennett's appeal to younger voters.
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- Pollster Shlomo Filber presented data to the Likud faction showing a tie between political blocs.
- The presented data reportedly contradicts previous Channel 14 polls showing a lead for the Netanyahu bloc.
- Filber's presentation aligns with Prime Minister Netanyahu's message of a close election.
- Filber also works with the Likud party and is part of their campaign WhatsApp groups.
- Filber praised Naftali Bennett's appeal to young and first-time voters.
- Filber declined to comment on his work with clients.
Shlomo Filber, a pollster for Channel 14, attended a Likud faction meeting on Sunday, which included Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and party candidates. During the meeting, Filber presented poll data suggesting a tie between political blocs, a finding that reportedly contradicts previous Channel 14 polls showing a clear advantage for the Netanyahu bloc with 63 mandates compared to 45 for the left bloc and 12 for Arab parties. Filber, who also works with the Likud party, provided explanations for the poll data to the faction members. The picture he presented aligns with Netanyahu's recent message emphasizing a close election and the need to increase voter turnout among Likud supporters. Filber also praised Naftali Bennett's appeal to young and first-time voters, a demographic that could be significant in the upcoming elections. It was also reported that Filber is part of several closed WhatsApp groups for the Likud campaign. Despite his work with the party, he continues to present polls to Channel 14 viewers. A previous poll in September also showed the right bloc with 63 mandates. An assessment mentioned in the report suggests that the next Channel 14 poll might show a decrease in the Netanyahu bloc's strength, though this is an estimation and not published results. When asked about his work with Likud and the data presented, Filber stated, "I do not comment on my work with clients."
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