Just before the elections: Maariv poll showed the biggest concern of the Likud

Dr. Menachem Lazar analyzes the Maariv poll published last night and points to the main concern in Likud: the Zionist opposition bloc has stabilized, and the surplus agreements between the parties will prevent wasted votes. Lazar also refers to Benny Gantz's numbers, the survival battles against the electoral threshold, and the voter turnout in the Arab society that may affect the power of the Arab parties.

Dr. Menachem Lazar analyzes the Maariv poll published last night and points to the main concern in Likud: the Zionist opposition bloc of parties has managed to stabilize itself. According to Lazar, the political map is clear, and there is an even number of parties, so the surplus agreements will prevent wasted votes. Lazar also refers to Benny Gantz's numbers, which are not helping him, and to the parties that are in a battle against the electoral threshold. In addition, he estimates that voter turnout in Arab society is not increasing, but if it does, the power of the Arab parties will grow, and they could reach up to 17 seats. Lazar predicts that after the holiday, more people will decide who to vote for, and the rate of undecided voters will continue to decline.