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103FM poll: Netanyahu wins 62 seats with Yemina and Abbas, Meretz above blocking percentage
According to the poll, which is published a week before the election, the prime minister has the option of forming a coalition if he succeeds in forming Bennett and the prime minister under him, while the bloc weakens.
New hope returns to double-digit number and blue and white passes the blocking percentage.
On the question of suitability for prime minister: Netanyahu leads by one percent
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Tuesday, 16 March 2021, 07:30 Updated: 07:33
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In the video: Bennett accuses Netanyahu of engaging in rotation, Netanyahu demands that he commit himself to the government without rotation (Photo: Walla !, Maariv and the Jerusalem Post, Likud spokeswoman)
One week before the election, a poll of seats published this morning (Tuesday) on FM103 shows that the ultra-Orthodox bloc, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, is reaching 47 seats.
But the combination right and REM sleep, the survey passes the threshold, the bloc wins 62 seats and allows Netanyahu to form a coalition.
According to the survey, conducted by Panels Ltd. Folitiks led by Menachem Lazar, Likud wins 28 seats, followed by the future have led Yair Lapid retains Its power with 20 seats, in third place to the right of Naftali Bennett with 11 seats, and a new hope led by Gideon Saar returns to a double-digit number and receives 10 seats.
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Radio Survey 103 / 16.03.2021
The Likud
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The Likud
There is a future
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There is a future
right
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right
a new hope
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a new hope
The common list
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The common list
Israel is our Home
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Israel is our Home
Torah Judaism
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Torah Judaism
Shas
7
Shas
the job
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the job
Religious Zionism
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Religious Zionism
Blue and white
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Blue and white
Thunder
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Thunder
March
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The joint list wins 8 seats, followed by Shas, Yisrael Beiteinu and Torah Judaism with 7 seats each. Blocking percentage with 4 seats.
While according to the poll, a bloc led by Netanyahu with 47 seats, a bloc of his opponents - Yesh Atid, New Hope, Yisrael Beiteinu, Labor, Meretz, Blue and White and the joint list - weakened by 4 seats and dropped from 62 to 58.
On the question of suitability for the prime minister, it appears that if the election had taken place today, of all the respondents, Netanyahu leads with 44% suitability - while Saar is one percent behind him with 43%.
Bennett later with 40% and Lapid with 35%.
Among those polled in the center-left camp, Lapid enjoys the broadest support: 68% compared to 17% for Netanyahu.
The survey among 994 members of the Panel4All Respondents Panel to conduct research on the Internet (a request to participate in the survey was sent to 6,063 members of the panel).
The survey was conducted on a representative sample of the adult population in the State of Israel aged 18 and over, Jews and Arabs alike.
The higher-than-usual number of participants earns a maximum sampling error range lower than that of previous surveys - only 3.2%.
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