The TV channels and Maariv's poll of polls - if the elections were held today, these would be the results
The poll of polls by the television channels and Maariv, three weeks before the elections, presents a tight race: Yashar! led by Gadi Eisenkot averages 22.2 seats, Likud has 23, and the right-wing and Zionist opposition blocs are tied at about 52.3 seats each. The parties around the electoral threshold may decide the formation of the government.
The poll of polls by the television channels and Maariv, three weeks before the elections, presents a snapshot of a tight race with no clear decision. The average of five polls shows Likud leading with 23 seats, while Yashar! led by Gadi Eisenkot stands at 22.2 seats. The Netanyahu bloc, including Am Yisrael of Ofer Winter, and the Zionist opposition are in an almost complete tie of about 52.3 seats each. The gaps between the various polls are notable: the Maariv poll shows a strengthening of Likud, the Channel 13 poll indicates a weakening of Eisenkot, and the Kan News poll shows Winter not crossing the electoral threshold. The Arab parties together receive 13 seats. The parties around the electoral threshold, such as Am Yisrael, the Reservists-Economic, the Haredi public, and Blue and White, may decide the battle for forming the government.