The final Jewish Home party list has been released Friday, after all of the votes from some 43,890 voters were counted.
The list reveals small changes in comparison to the 90% vote list released Thursday. Walla! News editor Yinon Magal is now #6 instead of #7, trading places with Uri Orbach; Motti Yogev has moved up two spots, and is now #8 instead of #10; and Shuli Muallem-Refaeli dropped from #8 to #10.
As such, the current list is as follows:
1. Naftali Bennett (Jewish Home chairman)
2. Uri Ariel (Tekuma chairman)
3. Ayelet Shaked
4. Rabbi Eli Ben-Dahan
5. Nissan Slomiansky
6. Yinon Magal
7. Uri Orbach
8. Motti Yogev
9. Bezalel Smotrich
10. Shuli Muallem-Refaeli
11. Avi Wortzman
12. Nir Orbach
13. Rabbi Avichai Rontzky
14. Orit Struk
15. Yehudit Shilat
16. Ronen Shoval
17. Avichai Boaron
18. Zevulun Kalfa
19. Moshe Salomon
20. Danny Dayan
While the list is the final listing of candidates according to vote count, several of the places reserved for specific members may be subject to change at Bennett's discretion. According to the Jewish Home bylaws, Bennett has the authority to appoint three people of his own choosing to the first 20 spots - possibly bumping down candidates to an unrealistic position on the list.
Spot #15 was reserved for a female candidate, and is widely expected to be filled by Yehudit Shilat, who edged up the list over fellow candidate Sarah Eliash by just 300 votes. However, the appointment is not final.
Several polls released Thursday and Friday predict that Jewish Home will gain anywhere between 15-18 seats in the 20th Knesset; the party may gain 1-2 more seats based on its "surplus vote" agreement with Likud.