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Ongoing Story· Day 45

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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Poll Shows Coalition Voters Confident Netanyahu Will Remain PM

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A poll of 744 Jewish party voters shows 65% of coalition supporters expect Benjamin Netanyahu to remain Prime Minister, while only 48% of opposition voters predict their bloc will win. Coalition supporters expressed higher confidence in their predictions than opposition voters. The poll also revealed gender differences within the opposition regarding expectations for an anti-Netanyahu bloc victory. Many supporters of parties outside the main blocs anticipate another election round.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • 65% of coalition voters expect Benjamin Netanyahu to remain Prime Minister, a poll found.
  • 48% of opposition voters predict a candidate from their bloc will become Prime Minister.
  • Coalition supporters showed higher confidence in their predictions than opposition voters.
  • A majority of Gantz supporters expect another election round, the poll indicated.
  • The poll surveyed 744 voters for Jewish parties.
Poll Shows Coalition Voters Confident Netanyahu Will Remain PM
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