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Election Polls Shift Dramatically, Netanyahu Bloc Gains Ground
Exit polls in Israel showed significant shifts, with Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party gaining seats throughout election night. While some polls indicated a tight race, others, particularly from Channel 14, projected the right-wing bloc securing 62 seats, potentially enough to form a government.
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What happened
- 01Exit polls showed Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party gaining seats throughout election night.
- 02Channel 14 projected the right-wing bloc securing 62 seats, potentially enough to form a government.
- 03Updated polls on Channel 12 showed Likud rising to 27 seats and Gadi Eisenkot's party dropping to 21.
- 04Kan 11's projections resulted in a tie between the blocs at 51 seats each.
- 05Channel 13's projections showed Likud at 27 seats and Naftali Bennett's party weakening to 13.
Projections varied across channels, with Likud's seat count fluctuating between 27 and 31, and bloc totals showing different outcomes for Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot's respective alliances.
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