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Final Election Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Securing 62 Seats
The final pre-election poll by NEXT DATA for News 14 shows the right-wing bloc winning 62 seats, with Likud as the largest party at 30 seats and Gadi Eisenkot's Yish party second with 20. Benjamin Netanyahu leads in suitability for prime minister.
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What happened
- 01Final poll projects right-wing bloc will win 62 seats, securing a majority for government formation.
- 02Likud is the largest party with 30 seats, followed by Gadi Eisenkot's Yish party with 20.
- 03Benjamin Netanyahu leads Benjamin Netanyahu in suitability for prime minister with 54% support.
- 04The left-wing bloc is projected to win 44 seats, and Arab parties 14 seats.
- 05Several smaller parties are expected to fall short of the electoral threshold.
The poll surveyed 7,937 adults five days before the October 27th elections, indicating the right-wing bloc has a two-seat majority to form a government.
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