New Poll Shows Minimal Mandate Shifts After Election
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A new poll by Tzuriel Sharon shows minimal changes in Israeli political mandates following the recent election. The Likud party gained one seat to 28, while the "Yesh" party dropped to 20. The Netanyahu bloc increased to 54 mandates, and the opposition bloc decreased to 66, with neither bloc reaching the 61-seat majority needed to form a government.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new poll shows the Likud party gaining one seat to 28, while the "Yesh" party drops to 20 mandates.
- The Netanyahu bloc now holds 54 mandates, an increase of one seat from election results.
- The opposition bloc has weakened to 66 mandates, down from 67 after the election.
- Neither the government nor the opposition bloc has achieved the 61-seat majority needed to form a government.
- Most other parties maintained their mandate numbers from the recent election.
A new poll conducted by Tzuriel Sharon of Direct Polls reveals almost no change in the political landscape compared to the recent election results. The survey, published by i24NEWS, indicates the Likud party gains one seat to reach 28 mandates, while the "Yesh" party loses one seat, settling at 20 mandates.
Other parties show minor fluctuations: "Beitech" maintains its 12 mandates, and the Joint List holds 11. Yisrael Beiteinu and Democrats each secure eight mandates, with Ra'am receiving seven. The ultra-Orthodox parties also remain stable, with United Torah Judaism at seven mandates and Shas gaining one to reach seven.
Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism each receive six mandates. Compared to the election results, Likud, Shas, and Yisrael Beiteinu each gained a mandate, while "Yesh," Ra'am, and Otzma Yehudit each lost one. All other parties retained their previous mandate count.
In terms of blocs, the Netanyahu bloc now stands at 54 mandates, an improvement of one seat from the election results, while the opposition bloc has weakened by one seat to 66 mandates. Despite these slight shifts, neither bloc achieves the 61-mandate majority required to form a government.
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