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Most Israelis Confident in Voting Choices as Right-Wing Support Grows Ahead of Fall Elections

A JPPI poll shows 82% of Israelis are confident in their voting choices ahead of fall elections, with right-wing support rising among Jewish voters. The political center is the key battleground, and no coalition option holds a majority.

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Most Israelis Confident in Voting Choices as Right-Wing Support Grows Ahead of Fall Elections — Illustration by baba

What happened

0182% of Israelis are certain or fairly certain about their voting decisions ahead of fall elections.
02Right-wing identification among Jewish Israelis rose to 66%, while left-wing support declined to 19%.
03No coalition option has majority support; the most popular is the Change Bloc including Arab parties (27%).
04Security is the top voting issue (28%), followed by governance and judicial system concerns (18%).
05Right-wing voters prioritize security and judicial reform; center-left voters emphasize liberal values.
0642% of Likud voters prefer a right-wing coalition with a centrist party addition rather than the current bloc alone.

Security and judicial reform are top voter concerns, with significant differences between right and left priorities.

Translated and summarized by baba from Walla, the latest report. Read Walla’s original