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Poll Shows Two-Thirds of Undecided and Small Party Voters Prefer Netanyahu as Prime Minister
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First reported by Now 14 · 23 hours ago
What happened
A poll by Shlomo Filber reveals that two-thirds of undecided and small party voters in Israel prefer Benjamin Netanyahu as the next prime minister.
- 01Two-thirds of undecided and small party voters prefer Netanyahu as prime minister.
- 02The survey was conducted by pollster and strategist Shlomo Filber.
- 03The question targeted undecided voters and supporters of smaller parties.
- 04Filber noted candidates not committing to Netanyahu lose these voters' support.
- 05The findings indicate Netanyahu's strong appeal among less decided electorates.
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