New Poll Shows Likud Party at 30 Seats, Matching Previous Forecast
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A Channel 14 News poll by Shlomo Philber predicts the Likud party will win 30 Knesset seats, matching a previous forecast. This is two seats less than the 32 seats Likud won in the November 2022 elections. The poll surveyed 7,937 respondents. Likud's projected seat count has fluctuated throughout the year, starting at 35 in January and stabilizing in the high 20s to low 30s in recent months.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Channel 14 poll projects the Likud party will win 30 Knesset seats.
- This projection matches the channel's previous poll released five days before the last election.
- The 30 seats represent a decrease from the 32 seats Likud won in November 2022.
- The poll surveyed 7,937 respondents.
- Likud's projected seat count has varied from 35 in January to 29-30 recently.
A new poll conducted by Shlomo Philber for Channel 14 News projects the Likud party, led by Binyamin Netanyahu, will receive 30 Knesset seats. This result is consistent with the channel's previous poll released five days before the last election, which also predicted 30 seats for Likud. The current projection represents a decrease of two seats compared to the Likud's performance in the November 2022 elections, where they secured 32 seats.
The poll surveyed 7,937 respondents. Throughout the year, Channel 14's polls have shown fluctuations in Likud's projected seat count. At the beginning of January, the party was forecast to receive 35 seats. By late October, leading up to the election, the projections stabilized, with Likud consistently polling between 29 and 30 seats in the final surveys.
