Bennett and Eisenkot Factions Lead Voting in Air Force Base Housing

An analysis of voting data from family housing compounds at major Israeli Air Force bases reveals strong support for opposition parties, with Naftali Bennett's and Gadi Eisenkot's factions securing over half of the ballots cast. Data from 757 voters across base housing units, which are classified as civilian polling stations, show that the 'Yashar!' party led with 215 votes, followed closely by the 'BeYachad' list with 180 votes. Together, the two parties accounted for approximately 52 percent of the electorate in these residential areas. Other center-left factions registered lower figures, with The Democrats receiving 37 votes and Yisrael Beytenu securing 29.

Within the right-wing bloc, the Likud party led with 145 votes across the air force bases, followed by Religious Zionism with 49 votes, Otzma Yehudit with 36, and the newly established Amcha Yisrael party founded by Ofer Winter, which garnered 35 votes. Shas received 3 votes, while United Torah Judaism and Arab parties failed to secure any ballots in these housing compounds. Military personnel stationed at the bases could choose to vote either at base military stations or civilian polling sites in the residential quarters, meaning the figures reflect votes cast by family members and personnel who opted for the local neighborhood boxes.