C14 Poll: Which party is gaining the most voter support?

A poll conducted on the C14 WhatsApp channel examined participants' attitudes toward a series of parties and their potential support. Data, current as of 17:00 Monday, indicates a significant advantage for the Religious Zionism party among the options presented to participants.

In the question "Which small party has a chance to pass?", where it was possible to choose one or more options, Religious Zionism received 1,800 votes, leading by a large margin over all other options.

In second place is "Israel Amitza" ("Brave Israel") by Yoseph Haddad with 215 votes, followed by the Economic Party of Yaron Zelekha with 180. "Ha-Achdut" ("Unity") by Gilad Erdan received 87 votes, "Beit Tzioni" ("Zionist Home") by Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper 81, "Ha-Tzibur Ha-Charedi" ("The Haredi Public") by Motti Leitner 68, and Blue and White 37.

In another question, participants were asked: "Will you vote for one of these parties?". The results were quite surprising: out of 1,623 respondents, 769 (47.4%) answered "no", 688 (42.4%) answered "yes", and 166 (10.2%) answered "maybe".

This means that although almost half of the respondents at this stage rule out voting for one of the options presented, more than four out of every ten declare that they are willing to vote for one of them, and another tenth do not rule it out.

Who will they actually vote for?

When asked which party they would actually vote for, 479 participants responded. A clear advantage for Religious Zionism was recorded: 304 respondents (63.5%) chose the party. In second place is Zehut with 51 votes (10.6%), and in third place the Economic Party with 46 votes (9.6%).

Further down the list is Yoseph Haddad's party with 21 votes (4.4%), Noam Le-Israel with 19 (4%), Beit Tzioni with 12 (2.5%), Achi with 10 (2.1%), Gilad Erdan's party with 8 (1.7%), Ha-Tzibur Ha-Charedi with 6 (1.3%), and Blue and White with only 2 votes (0.4%).

The results indicate a significant gap between the leading party and the other options. The total number of votes in the poll is about 4,500. Since this is a WhatsApp poll, its reliability is not as high as a professional polling institute, but it does provide an indication from the field.