A poll conducted by the NEXT DATA institute and published Wednesday evening by Channel 14 shows that if elections were held today, the Religious Zionism party together with Zehut would win eight seats, while Ofer Winter’s party would fail to cross the electoral threshold.
According to the poll, Likud would win 31 seats, Yashar! 22, Shas 10, and the Democrats eight.
Religious Zionism-Zehut would win eight seats, Otzma Yehudit eight, Bennett and Lapid’s Beyachad seven, United Torah Judaism seven, Yisrael Beytenu seven, the Joint List six, and Ra’am six.
Below the electoral threshold are Amcha Yisrael with 2.1%, the Reservists-Economic Party with 1.4%, Blue and White with 0.2%, Noam LeYisrael with 0.1%, and the Haredi Public Party with 0.1%.
By blocs, the right-wing bloc would win 64 seats, the anti-Netanyahu bloc 44, and the Arab parties a combined 12 seats.
A Direct Polls survey conducted for i24NEWS presents a somewhat different picture. Likud would win 27 seats, Yashar! 22, Beyachad 10, the Democrats nine, United Torah Judaism eight, Otzma Yehudit eight, Yisrael Beytenu seven, Shas seven, the Joint List seven, Religious Zionism-Zehut six, Ra’am five, and Amcha Yisrael four.
In that poll, the right-wing bloc stands at 56 seats without Winter’s party, while the anti-Netanyahu bloc has 48.
In a Channel 13 News poll, Yashar! would win 22 seats, Likud 19, Beyachad 13, the Democrats 10, Otzma Yehudit nine, United Torah Judaism eight, Yisrael Beytenu eight, the Joint List eight, Shas seven, Religious Zionism-Zehut six, Ra’am six, and Amcha Yisrael four.
The right-wing bloc would win 53 seats, as would the anti-Netanyahu bloc. In this poll, the Arab parties reach a high of 14 seats.
Kan News also published a poll Wednesday evening conducted by the Kantar institute. It found that if elections were held today, Yashar! would win 24 seats, Likud 21, Beyachad 12, the Democrats nine, United Torah Judaism eight, Shas seven, Yisrael Beytenu seven, Otzma Yehudit seven, the Joint List seven, Ra’am five, Religious Zionism-Zehut five, Amcha Yisrael four, and the Reservists-Economic Party four.
In the Kan News poll, the right-wing bloc would win 52 seats. The anti-Netanyahu bloc - excluding Hendel and Zelekha - would also win 52 seats.