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Israeli Election Poll Reveals Sharp Differences in Voter Confidence
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First reported by The Times of Israel · 20 hours ago
What happened
A "Israel Election Barometer" poll reveals voter certainty levels vary significantly among Israeli parties. Parties like Likud and United Torah Judaism have highly committed voters, while others, such as Bennett's Yamina, show much lower voter confidence.
- 01Poll shows stark differences in voter certainty across Israeli parties.
- 02Likud, United Torah Judaism, and Democrats have most committed voters.
- 03Bennett's Yamina and other parties have less stable voter bases.
- 04New voters contribute to lower certainty in some parties.
- 05Poll surveyed 1,109 respondents after party list finalization.
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