News poll 12: In a scenario where Huldai, Shelach, Nissenkorn and Labor unite forces, the party receives only 4 seats • In the current situation: Likud - 28, Saar - 19
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The second week of the election campaign:
A sample 12 poll by the Sample Institute shows that against the background of the upheavals in blue and white, the future of the party in the Knesset is unclear.
In a scenario in which a new left-wing party is formed that unites Ron Huldai, Ofer Shelach, Avi Nissenkorn and the Blue and White Labor Party, it receives four seats - and in fact "scratches" the blocking percentage.
Even without such a scenario, Gantz's party wins five seats, according to the poll.
In the scenario where the election would have taken place today without a change in the situation, the Likud would have received 28 seats while a new hope, Saar's party, with 19 (slight fluctuations compared to last week's News 12 poll).
Netanyahu, last week: "The agreements with Blue and White were promising - but Gantz withdrew due to internal pressure" // Photo: GPO
The gap between Yesh Atid-Telam and the right has not changed - 16 and 13 seats respectively. The other parties also retained their place, apart from the work that does not pass the blocking percentage.
The full results
If the elections were held today and the other parties remained unchanged, which party would you vote for?
Likud - 28
New Hope - 19
There is a future - Telam - 16
Right - 13
The common list - 11
Shas - 8
Torah Judaism - 8
Yisrael Beiteinu - 7
Blue and white - 5
March - 5
Did not pass the blocking percentage:
Work 1.5%
Party led by Ofer Shelach - 1.3%
The Jewish Home - 1.0%
Bridge - 0.0%
If the elections were held today, and a new left-wing party was formed with Ron Huldai, Ofer Shelach and Avi Nissenkorn and the Labor Party and the other parties unchanged, which party would you vote for?
Likud - 28
New Hope - 18
Yesh Atid-Telam - 14
Right - 12
Joint List - 11
Shas - 8
Torah Judaism
- 8
New Left Party with Ron Huldai, Ofer Shelach, Avi Nissenkorn and the Labor Party - 7
Yisrael Beiteinu - 6
Meretz -4
blue and white - 4
The survey was conducted by a sample institute headed by Mano Geva among a representative sample of the entire population in Israel aged 18 and over (510 respondents).
Sampling error 4.4% +.
Date of collection of the data: December 27, 2020.