The List No One in Likud Wants to Be On

A confidential list is circulating within Likud featuring lawmakers who, according to polls and AI analysis, are driving voters away. It includes Eliyahu Revivo, Nissim Vaturi, Dudi Amsalem, David Bitan, May Golan, and Eli Dalal. Politicians with minimal electoral influence were also identified. The final list will be determined by the August 17 primary.

A confidential list is circulating within Likud that no politician wants to be on. According to data obtained by Walla, it includes lawmakers who, by analysts' estimates, are driving voters away: Eliyahu Revivo, Nissim Vaturi, Dudi Amsalem, David Bitan, May Golan, and Eli Dalal. In parallel, a category of lawmakers with virtually no influence on electoral preferences was analyzed: Eti Atiya, Moshiko Pasal, Shalom Danino, and again Eli Dalal. The party actively uses polls and sociological research, and in the past year, artificial intelligence tools. Each lawmaker undergoes thorough analysis: their influence on the electorate, level of sympathy, contribution to the overall result, and potential negative effect are assessed. Despite the accuracy of the analysis, models do not participate in voting; the final list will be determined by party activists in the August 17 primary. Certain figures retain strong positions: Dudi Amsalem remains one of the most influential politicians, and David Bitan, despite his dispute with Netanyahu, is not perceived as an oppositionist.

The List No One in Likud Wants to Be On