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Ongoing Story· Day 55

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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YnetPolitics

Poll Shows Tight Race Between Netanyahu and Change Bloc

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A Kan 11 poll shows the "change bloc" with 53 seats and the bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with 50 seats. The Likud party is projected to win 25 seats, and Yesh Atid 21 seats. The poll also indicates Arab parties collectively winning 17 seats in the upcoming elections.

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  • Kan 11 poll shows change bloc with 53 seats, Netanyahu bloc with 50.
  • Likud projected to win 25 seats, Yesh Atid 21 seats.
  • Together list secures 14 seats, Joint List 10 seats.
  • Democratic party and Ra'am projected to win 10 and 7 seats respectively.
  • Arab parties collectively projected to win 17 seats.

A new poll conducted by Kan 11 indicates a close race between the bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the "change bloc" seeking to oust him. The Likud party is projected to win 25 seats, followed by Yesh Atid with 21 seats. The poll also shows the "Together" list securing 14 seats, and the Joint List with 10 seats. The Democratic party is expected to gain 10 seats, while Yisrael Beiteinu is projected to receive 8 seats. Ra'am is predicted to win 7 seats, as is Otzma Yehudit. Shas, Religious Zionism, and United Torah Judaism are each expected to secure 6 seats.

According to the poll's bloc calculations, the "change bloc" would hold 53 seats, while Netanyahu's bloc would have 50 seats. The Arab parties collectively are projected to win 17 seats.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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