Poll Shows Likud Largest Party, "Change Bloc" Leads in Israeli Elections
Exit polls from Kan 11 News suggest the Likud party will be the largest in the upcoming elections with 25 seats. The "change bloc" is projected to lead with 53 seats, while the bloc supporting Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to win 50. Voting concluded Tuesday night.
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- Kan 11 exit polls show Likud as the largest party with 25 projected seats.
- The "change bloc" is projected to win 53 seats in the elections.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc is projected to secure 50 seats.
- Yisrael Beiteinu is projected to win 21 seats, and the "United" list 14.
- Voting concluded Tuesday night, with polls released shortly after.
- Several smaller parties are not expected to pass the electoral threshold.
Exit polls released Tuesday night by Kan 11 News indicate that the Likud party would emerge as the largest single party in the upcoming elections. The poll, conducted by Dudi Hassid, projects the Likud to win 25 seats.
Other projected seat allocations include Yisrael Beiteinu with 21 seats, and the "United" list with 14. The Joint List and Democrats are projected to receive 10 seats each. Ra'am and Otzma Yehudit are expected to garner 7 seats apiece, while Shas, United Torah Judaism, and Religious Zionism are each projected to win 6 seats. Several parties, including "Miluimnikim" (Reservists) with 2.7% and "Amcha Yisrael" (All of Israel) with 2.2%, are not expected to pass the electoral threshold.
Analyzing the results by blocs, the poll suggests that the bloc supporting Prime Minister Netanyahu would secure 50 seats. In contrast, the "change bloc" is projected to win 53 seats, with Arab parties collectively obtaining 17 seats. The polls were released shortly after voting concluded at 10 PM.
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