Netanyahu Leads by Wide Margin in Full Poll Results
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A full election poll by Kan 11 shows Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party leading with 25 seats. The results indicate a divided political landscape, with the "Iznikot bloc" projected to win 53 seats and the "Netanyahu bloc" 50 seats. Several smaller parties are not expected to pass the electoral threshold. The poll provides a detailed breakdown of projected seat allocations for various parties and blocs.
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- Likud, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, is projected to win 25 seats in a new poll.
- The "Iznikot bloc" is projected to secure 53 seats, while the "Netanyahu bloc" is expected to win 50.
- Meretz is projected to win 21 seats, and Yachad is projected to win 14 seats.
- Hadash-Ta'al and Balad parties are projected to win 10 seats together.
- Democratic party is projected to win 10 seats.
- Several parties are not expected to pass the electoral threshold.
- Arab parties collectively are expected to win 17 seats.
A comprehensive poll conducted by Kan 11 indicates that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party is projected to win 25 seats in the upcoming elections. The poll also shows the United Torah Judaism party securing 6 seats, and Shas also receiving 6 seats. The Religious Zionism party, in alliance with the Identity party, is expected to garner 6 seats. Yisrael Beiteinu is projected to win 8 seats, while Otzma Yehudit is predicted to receive 7 seats, and Ra'am is also expected to win 7 seats. The Hadash-Ta'al and Balad parties are projected to win 10 seats together. The Democratic party is expected to win 10 seats. The "Yachad" party is projected to win 14 seats. The "Meretz" party is projected to win 21 seats. The poll also shows that several parties, including Am Israel, Hendl and Zlicha, HaTzibur HaCharedi, and Noam, are not expected to pass the electoral threshold. In terms of blocs, the "Iznikot bloc" is projected to win 53 seats, while the "Netanyahu bloc" is projected to win 50 seats. Arab parties collectively are expected to win 17 seats.
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