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Poll Shows 30% of Israeli Voters Undecided Ahead of Elections
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A KAN news poll indicates 30% of Israeli voters are undecided for the October 27 Knesset elections, with 39% firm in their choices. The economy and national security are the top concerns for voters. Gadi Eisenkot's bloc is projected to narrowly lead Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition bloc in seat count. Several parties, including Benni Gantz's Blue and White, fell below the electoral threshold in the poll.
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- 30% of Israeli voters are undecided ahead of the October 27 Knesset elections, according to a KAN poll.
- 39% of Israeli voters are firmly decided and say nothing will change their vote.
- The economy (34%) and national security (32%) are the top voter concerns.
- Gadi Eisenkot's bloc is projected to narrowly lead Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition bloc.
- Several parties, including Benni Gantz's Blue and White, fell below the electoral threshold.
- 33% of respondents would accept a unity government if no bloc secures a majority.
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