Filber reveals: The two factors that could decide the elections

News 14 pollster Shlomo Filber revealed in an interview the two factors that could decide the elections: last-minute deciders and voter turnout. According to him, 80% of the sample is already clear, but these two variables could still change the final result.

News 14 pollster Shlomo (Momo) Filber revealed in an interview on the program "The Patriots" the two main factors that could decide the election results: voters who decide at the last minute and switch between parties, and actual voter turnout. According to Filber, 80% of the sample picture is already clear and known, but these two variables could still change the final result. The first variable is particularly significant for parties near the electoral threshold, where a last-minute shift of voters from a small party to a large one could determine whether the small list enters the Knesset. The second variable concerns voter turnout at polling stations, where low turnout among supporters of a particular party could change the result, especially when the gaps between blocs are small. Filber clarified that his predictions are based on the assumption that voters identified in the polls will indeed come to vote.