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The equality between the Likud and the state camp continues.
However, the bloc of coalition parties receives only 51 mandates, while the opposition bloc receives 69 mandates.
This is according to the "Maariv-Sophashavu" survey published today (Friday) and conducted by Dr. Menachem Lazar, director of Panels Politics.
The survey also shows that Yesh Atid continues to lose ground and weakens to only 19 seats. Otzma Yehudit is also weakening, decreasing in the current survey to only 4 mandates and approaching the blocking percentage. Religious Zionism (which reaches 5 mandates) together with Otzma Yehudit gain only 9 mandates - about two-thirds of their combined strength in the current Knesset.
Approaching the blocking percentage, Otzma Yehudit (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
The current poll shows that since the Knesset elections, Otzma Yehudit has lost more than half of its voters, while religious Zionism maintains its strength.
About a third of the total number of voters of the religious Zionist list in the 2022 elections said in the current survey that they do not intend to vote, or do not yet know who to vote for.
The current survey also shows that Labor and Meretz are working on the percentage of obstruction, but Balad is still below it with 2.3%. In response to the question if new Knesset elections were held today, who would you vote for? The answers were: Likud - 26 mandates, the state camp - 26, there Atid - 19, Shas - 9, Torah Judaism - 7, Yisrael Beytinu - 6, Hadash-Ta'al - 6, Religious Zionism - 5, Labor - 4, Meretz - 4, Otzma Yehudit - 4, and Re' M - 4. According to the distribution of mandates, the coalition can form a government for the first time - even without Hadash-Ta'al.
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Leader in the percentage of suitability for the prime ministership, Gantz (photo: screenshot, none)
In response to the question of which of the two, Benjamin Netanyahu or Benny Gantz, is more suitable to be Prime Minister of Israel, the answers were: Gantz - 44%, Netanyahu - 37%, don't know - 19%.
From the segmentation according to the vote for the Knesset, Gantz receives overwhelming support among 81% of the voters of the opposition parties, compared to only 5% among the voters of the coalition parties.
Netanyahu swept a majority of 92% among the coalition parties, compared to only 6% among the voters of the opposition parties.
The survey was conducted yesterday with the participation of 503 people on the Internet, and it was conducted on a representative sample of the adult population in the State of Israel aged 18 and over, both Jews and Arabs.
The maximum sampling error is 4.3%.
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