New Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Securing Majority Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
A new poll by Next Data for Channel 14 shows the right-wing bloc winning 62 seats, a majority, one week before elections. The Likud party leads with 30 mandates, followed by "Yesh!" with 20. Several smaller parties failed to cross the electoral threshold in the survey.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A new poll shows the right-wing bloc securing 62 seats, a majority, one week before elections.
- The Likud party is leading the polls with 30 mandates.
- The "Yesh!" party is projected to receive 20 mandates.
- The left-wing bloc is expected to win 44 seats.
- Arab parties collectively would receive 14 seats.
- Several parties failed to cross the electoral threshold in the poll.
A new poll released by Next Data for Channel 14 indicates that the right-wing bloc would secure a majority of 62 seats in the Knesset if elections were held today, just one week before the vote. The left-wing bloc, in contrast, is projected to receive 44 seats, while Arab parties collectively would garner 14 seats.
The Likud party leads the polls with 30 mandates, followed by the "Yesh!" party with 20 mandates. Shas and the Democrats are each projected to receive 9 seats. United Torah Judaism, the Joint List, and Otzma Yehudit are each expected to win 8 seats. Religious Zionism and Zehut are polling at 7 seats each. Yisrael Beiteinu and Ra'am are projected to secure 6 seats apiece, surpassing the electoral threshold.
Several parties failed to cross the electoral threshold in the poll. The Economic Reservists Party, led by Prof. Yaron Zelekha, received only 2.5% of the vote. Ofer Winter's "Am Israel" party garnered 1.9%. Other parties falling short include Noam L'Yisrael (0.9%), Hachareidi Hayehudi (0.9%), and Achai - Chozrim Lashorashim (0.4%).
