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Israeli Election Exit Polls Show Likud Leading But No Clear Majority
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Exit polls released Tuesday evening for Israel's 26th Knesset elections show the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, as the largest party. However, no political bloc has yet reached the 61-seat majority needed to form a government, according to initial projections from Channel 12, i24NEWS, Channel 14, and Channel 13. The polls present varying seat allocations for Likud and its rivals, with some indicating a close race for government formation.
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- Exit polls show Likud leading but no bloc reaching the 61-seat majority needed to form a government.
- Channel 12's exit poll projected Likud with 24 seats and Yashar Party with 22.
- i24NEWS exit poll showed Likud with 27 seats and Yashar Party with 20.
- Channel 14's poll indicated the right-wing bloc was one seat short of a majority with 60 seats.
- Channel 13's exit poll projected Likud with 25 seats and Yashar Party with 23.
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