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Ongoing Story· Day 43

Religious Zionism Party Finalizes Knesset List with Identity Party Merger

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SrugimPolitics

Poll Shows Religious Zionist Public Favors "Religious Zionism-Identity" Party

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A new poll by the Kantar Institute shows the "Religious Zionism-Identity" party leading among the Religious Zionist public with 24.7% of the vote. The Likud party is second with 19.5%, and "Otzma Yehudit" is third with 14.2%. The survey, published by Kan 11 News, indicates voting intentions ahead of the upcoming elections.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • "Religious Zionism-Identity" party leads poll among Religious Zionist public with 24.7%.
  • Likud party is second with 19.5% of the Religious Zionist vote.
  • "Otzma Yehudit" party ranks third with 14.2% among this demographic.
  • Kantar Institute poll was published by Kan 11 News.
  • Survey reveals voting patterns ahead of upcoming elections.

A new poll conducted by the Kantar Institute, headed by Dudi Hassid and published by Kan 11 News, reveals voting patterns within the Religious Zionist public ahead of the upcoming elections. The survey indicates that the "Religious Zionism-Identity" party is leading among this demographic, securing 24.7% of the vote. The Likud party follows in second place with 19.5% of the Religious Zionist vote. "Otzma Yehudit" party ranks third within the sector, garnering 14.2% of respondents. "Amcha Yisrael" party is in fourth place with 9.9%, followed by the Shas party with 7.2% support from this public. The "Beitech" party receives 7.1% of the Religious Zionist vote, while 17.4% of those surveyed stated they would vote for other parties.

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