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Poll Shows Declining Uncertainty Among Israeli Haredi Voters
A poll by Ascoria shows undecided voters in Israel's Haredi community have fallen from 15% to 10% ahead of elections. Established parties United Torah Judaism and Shas maintain strong support among decided voters. Only one new Haredi party, led by Moti Lightner, is polling above 1%.
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What happened
- 01Undecided voters in Israel's Haredi community dropped from 15% to 10% in recent polls.
- 02United Torah Judaism holds 60% of decided Haredi voters, Shas has 26-28%.
- 03Only Moti Lightner's 'HaTzibbur HaCharedi' party polls above 1% among new Haredi lists.
- 04New Haredi parties are failing to gain significant support, with most below 1%.
- 05Ascoria CEO Dudi Dror stated voters are deciding but consolidating behind existing parties.
The trend indicates voters are making decisions and consolidating support rather than shifting allegiances.
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