Israeli Election Poll Shows Slight Shift in Bloc Support
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
A Channel 13 News poll shows the Joint List party gaining one seat to 11 mandates, while the United Arab List drops to 13. The "change bloc" supporting a government without Netanyahu falls to 52 mandates, with Netanyahu's bloc holding steady at 50. Arab parties collectively are projected to win 18 mandates.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A Channel 13 poll shows the "change bloc" falling to 52 mandates, with Netanyahu's bloc at 50.
- The Joint List party increased its projected seats from 10 to 11 mandates.
- The United Arab List decreased its projected seats from 14 to 13 mandates.
- Arab parties combined are expected to win 18 mandates in the election.
A new poll released by Channel 13 News indicates a minor shift in the upcoming Israeli election landscape. The Joint List party has gained one seat, rising from 10 to 11 mandates. Conversely, the United Arab List has dropped from 14 to 13 mandates.
As a result of these changes, the "change bloc" supporting a government without Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decreased by one seat to 52 mandates. The bloc supporting Netanyahu remains stable at 50 mandates. Arab parties collectively hold 18 mandates according to this latest survey.
The poll suggests that the Arab parties, as a whole, are projected to secure 18 mandates in the election.
