11% still undecided on who to vote for, about 5% don't know which bloc to support

A poll by N12's Friday Studio, 18 days before the elections, shows that the anti-Netanyahu bloc receives 50% support compared to 35% for the Netanyahu bloc. 58% prefer a candidate other than Netanyahu for prime minister. 11% of respondents are still undecided on who to vote for, of which 5.4% are undecided between blocs. 67% believe the government will not rectify the October 7 failures, and 48% trust a government led by Eisenkot more to do so.

A poll by N12's Friday Studio, 18 days before the elections, presents a political snapshot: the anti-Netanyahu bloc, which includes the Arab parties, receives 50% support, compared to 35% for the Netanyahu bloc, which includes Vinter's party. The poll contradicts the trend of narrowing gaps seen in earlier polls this week. 58% of respondents prefer a candidate other than Netanyahu for prime minister, compared to 34% who prefer the incumbent prime minister. 11% of respondents are still undecided on who to vote for, but only 5.4% are undecided between blocs or do not know who to vote for; the rest are undecided within blocs. This amounts to about six seats that could decide the battle. Regarding the October 7 failures, 67% believe the government will not rectify them, and only 14% believe it will. Even among Netanyahu bloc voters, 40% believe the government will not rectify the failures. 48% trust a government led by Gadi Eisenkot more to rectify the shortcomings, compared to 30% who trust a government led by Netanyahu. In the Fly-Dubai affair, 49% place responsibility on all parties. 70% of respondents gave Transportation Minister Miri Regev a poor grade.