Poll: Smotrich, Ben-Gvir strengthen at Netanyahu's expense
New poll shows neither side being able to form a coalition, decision by Shaked on whether to run not affecting the political map.
New poll shows neither side being able to form a coalition, decision by Shaked on whether to run not affecting the political map.

Maariv poll predicts rise for Religious Zionism party, enabling Likud-led bloc to form coalition.

Channel 14 poll shows that while the Likud strengthens to 35 seats, the Religious Zionism Party drops slightly to 11 seats.

Jewish Home may not pass the electoral threshold - but if it drops out, the Likud-led bloc loses out, too, poll shows.

Religious Zionists more determined to vote than any other sector, poll reveals.

New poll shows Likud party winning 32 seats, National Union rising to 13 seats.

New poll shows Likud rising to 33 seats, Yesh Atid dropping 24.

If the Knesset elections were held today, the Netanyahu bloc would achieve 60 seats, and the “bloc of change” would have 56 seats.

Ayelet Shaked once again does not pass the electoral threshold. 60% of respondents think she should drop out.

The Jewish Home under Ayelet Shaked remains below the electoral threshold with 2 percent support.

Two parties, one from each bloc, tie for third-largest in the Knesset, poll shows.

Channel 12 News poll finds that split in Joint List changes the distribution of seats among the blocs. Balad, Shaked fail to pass threshold.

Shaked: Another half-seat and we'll have a right-wing government.

Right-wing bloc wins 59 seats, compared to 56 for the bloc making up the current government. The Jewish Home fails to pass the threshold.

New poll shows right-wing bloc again failing to get more than 59 seats to form a coalition.

New poll shows Likud, Yesh Atid, lose one seat each to smaller parties in their blocs.

Poll finds that Democrat Kathy Hochul holds lead of 15 percentage points over Lee Zeldin in race for New York Governor.

Labor party barely passes electoral threshold, Zionist Spirit fails to make it into Knesset.

Survey finds substantial majority of Americans favor Biden impeachment, including nearly 80% of Republicans and majority of independents.

57% of Israeli Arabs also in favor of the Arab parties recommending a candidate for Prime Minister.

New poll shows right-wing bloc losing strength following merger between Religious Zionism, Otzma Yehudit parties.

New survey shows no winners if election was held today.

The first in-depth poll among Israeli Arabs finds that Likud wins a seat and half among the Arab voters.

Joint Religious Zionism-Otzma Yehudit list wins 11 seat; Otzma Yehudit running alone wins 9, as Religious Zionism falls below threshold.

New poll shows shifts in party blocs, but neither side able to form a coalition.

Likud-led bloc wins 59 Knesset seats, while anti-Netanyahu bloc wins 55. The remaining seats belong to the Joint Arab List.

New poll shows joint run would bring Religious Zionism, Otzma Yehudit parties less seats than if they run separately.

New poll shows Zionist Spirit party, led by Interior Min. Shaked and Communications Min. Hendel, retaining position as kingmaker.

Survey finds majority very concerned about Biden's faculties but that opinions also break down along partisan lines.

Recent poll shows only 38% of voters in district containing Biden's home town of Scranton approve of the job he's done as president.

Biden's public approval rises to its highest level since early June, but is still at a level that is historically low for a US President.

Zionist Spirit still polling above electoral threshold, granting Likud-led bloc ability to form right-wing government.

New poll shows Opposition leader returning to power, Zionist Spirit failing to clear electoral threshold.

Likud with 34 seats, Zionist Spirit fails to cross electoral threshold.

Merger between Yamina and Derech Eretz wins four Knesset seats, giving former PM Netanyahu a chance at a coalition.

Democratic voters overwhelmingly looking to candidates other than Biden to run for the party in 2024, new poll confirms.

Ayelet Shaked announces new 'Zionist Spirit' party as new poll shows Netanyahu bloc winning just 57 seats.

Poll finds 75% of Democratic voters want anyone but Biden in 2024.

Forty percent of Israelis prefer a government which includes Otzma Yehudit, while just 20% prefer a government which includes Ra'am.

Likud with 35 seats but Netanyahu-bloc still stuck at 60.

New poll shows Likud-led bloc winning 59 Knesset seats, while coalition partners win 54.

Latest Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Biden's public approval rating has tied the lowest rating of his 19 months in the White House.

CNN poll finds Biden’s low approval rating attributable to softening approval among Democrats.

New poll shows Yamina failing to pass the threshold - unless it joins with Derech Eretz. Either way Likud has chance of forming government.

Over half of haredim believe that if United Torah Judaism splits into its two factions, there will be 'political damage.'

New York Times-Siena College poll finds 64 percent of Democrats would prefer a different candidate than Biden in 2024.

New poll finds Netanyahu bloc 2 seats short of majority needed to form majority coalition.

Less than 40% of registered voters are proud to be American, Fox News poll shows.

New poll shows MK Benjamin Netanyahu can form coalition of 63 MKs, if Interior Min. Ayelet Shaked will join him.

Polls finds supporters of both parties agree country is headed in the wrong direction, with blame placed squarely on President Biden.

New survey finds Yamina under Shaked would win 5 seats, which would give the Netanyahu bloc 63 seats if she joins it.

New Hope receives offer from Blue and White to examine option of joint run in upcoming elections.

Reuters/Ipsos poll says Biden's public approval rating is at 36%, matching its lowest level last seen in late May.

Poll finds Netanyahu becoming prime minister again if Yamina joins the Likud-led bloc.

New poll shows that the majority of the Israeli public opposes a partnership with Arab parties in a future coalition.

New survey again shows no side with enough strength to form a coalition, majority of Israelis oppose having Arab parties in govt.

Most of the public prefers to see the current government complete its term rather than go to elections.

New poll shows pro-Netanyahu bloc tied with 'change' bloc at 60 seats each, as Religious Zionist Party rises to double digits.

Many did not even expect this government to last into its first year but poll results are daunting at best.

35 seats for Likud, Sa'ar's New Hope fades away.
