The figure that should alarm Netanyahu: how many Likud voters will actually switch to Ardan and Edelstein? | Exclusive
An exclusive Likud poll reveals that only 3.9% of Likud members are highly likely to vote for the Ardan-Edelstein party, compared to 14.8% of the party's voters. Most members (52.7%) believe in a victory for the right-wing and Haredi bloc, while 29.5% do not trust any poll. The data indicates strong opposition to the new party among members.
A new poll conducted among Likud members reveals that only 3.9% of them are highly likely to vote for the new party of Gilad Ardan and Yuli Edelstein, compared to 14.8% among all Likud voters. Most members, 59.7%, say they definitely will not vote for the new party, and 13.9% define the likelihood as very low. 11.6% place it at a medium level of likelihood. Meanwhile, 52.7% of members believe that the right-wing and Haredi bloc will win the elections, while only 8.2% think the bloc is behind. 29.5% do not trust any poll, and 9.6% are unsure. The data indicates strong opposition to the new party among Likud members, alongside widespread belief in the bloc's victory. Among the broader Likud voters, there is a greater willingness to consider voting for the new party.