Eisenkot's Party Leads Poll With 22 Mandates as Likud Slips to 18
A Channel 13 poll shows 13% of Israeli voters undecided. Gadi Eisenkot's 'Yashar!' leads with 22 mandates, while Likud holds 18, and the opposition bloc reaches 52 mandates.
A new Channel 13 poll reveals that 13% of Israeli voters remain undecided ahead of the upcoming elections, with 65% of undecided voters leaning toward the same party they supported in 2022. According to the data, the "Yashar!" party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, continues to lead as the largest political force in the country with 22 mandates.
Shifts in the Political Blocs
The survey highlights significant movement among voters, showing that 12% of coalition supporters are considering moving to the opposition, while 6% are contemplating the opposite move. Notably, 28% of Likud supporters are weighing a vote for "Otzma Yehudit", and 52% of supporters of "The Democrats" are considering voting for Eisenkot. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "Likud" party holds 18 mandates.
Party Standings and Coalition Dynamics
Other notable results include Naftali Bennett's "Be-yachad" list dropping one mandate to 11, matching Yair Golan's "The Democrats". The opposition bloc stands at 52 mandates, whereas the current coalition drops to 51 mandates.
"Eisenkot achieves a record 48% support in suitability for the premiership, compared to 36% for Netanyahu, while 16% remain undecided," the poll indicates.
Furthermore, Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelecha's party crosses the electoral threshold with 4 mandates, while Benny Gantz's party falls below the mark.
