Pollster Predicts Right-Wing Bloc Will Win Over 60 Seats
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Pollster Shlomo Filber predicts the right-wing bloc will win over 60 seats in Israel's upcoming elections, differing from other polls. He claims his data is more accurate due to his understanding of voters, not just numbers. Filber also alleges other pollsters coordinate their results to influence public opinion.
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- Pollster Shlomo Filber predicts the right-wing bloc will win over 60 seats.
- Filber claims his polling data is more accurate than other outlets'.
- He believes his understanding of people, not just numbers, is key.
- Filber alleges other pollsters coordinate their results to influence opinion.
- He stated last-minute campaigns and undecided voters could impact outcomes.
With Israelis heading to the polls in three days for one of the country's most turbulent elections, pollster and strategist Shlomo Filber stated his forecasts differ significantly from those presented by other media outlets. Filber, speaking on Channel 14, asserted his confidence in his own polling data, claiming no other pollster or media channel in Israel presents figures like his.
Filber has consistently predicted for over two years that the right-wing bloc is strong and stable, estimating it will secure more than 60 Knesset seats and form the next government. He expressed absolute conviction in his accuracy, attributing his insight to his understanding of the right-wing electorate, contrasting it with other pollsters who he believes focus solely on numbers.
He also suggested that undecided voters and last-minute campaign efforts could influence the final results. Filber made a strong accusation, alleging that other channels coordinate their sample data to present a uniform outcome. He concluded that the primary objective of these polls is to manipulate public opinion.
