News 14 Pollster Filber Reveals Details of Election Day Coverage
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
News 14 pollster Shlomo (Momo) Filber announced that preparations for the channel's election poll are complete, promising a technologically advanced and unique television production. The poll's activity will begin at 9:45 PM on election night, before the polls close. Filber acknowledged discrepancies with other polls but stated the final results depend on turnout and last-minute voter decisions.
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- News 14 pollster Shlomo (Momo) Filber announced election poll preparations are complete.
- Filber promised a technologically unique and special television production for the poll.
- The poll's activity will commence at 9:45 PM on election night.
- Filber acknowledged significant differences between his polls and others.
- He stated final results depend on voter turnout and last-minute decisions.
News 14 pollster Shlomo (Momo) Filber revealed details on Monday about the channel's preparations for its election poll for the 26th Knesset. Filber stated that the intensive preparations by News 14 teams and the polling company have been completed after several days of work. He promised that the poll would be unique in terms of technology and television production.
Filber mentioned that all preparations were finalized by 2:00 PM on Monday. He explained that the poll's activity would commence at 9:45 PM, fifteen minutes before the polling stations close and official polls are released at 10:00 PM. News 14 is expected to present Filber's election poll during its special election broadcast, which will include analysis of seat distribution and potential scenarios for forming the next government.
When questioned about his confidence in his recent forecasts, especially given the significant discrepancies between News 14's polls and those of other research institutes, Filber acknowledged that the basic picture of the poll is largely clear. However, he emphasized that the final outcome depends on voter turnout and the decisions of last-minute undecided voters. "I don't know what the poll results will be, we have to do it tomorrow and see it," he clarified.
