The undecided until the last moment and are there votes for "unity"?

A Channel 12 poll ahead of the elections for the 26th Knesset reveals that 8% of voters are still undecided, and about 11% are expected to decide at the last moment. The poll examines the decision patterns of coalition and opposition voters, and asks about support for a unity government led by various figures from the other side.

A Channel 12 poll, published on October 13, 2026, two weeks before the elections for the 26th Knesset, indicates that 8% of voters are still undecided about whom to vote for. Of these, 0.2% are undecided between parties from both blocs, 2.6% between opposition bloc parties, 1.8% between Netanyahu bloc parties, 0.4% between Arab parties, and 3.1% have not yet decided. The poll compares to previous election data (2022), when 23% decided in the final days and 9% at the last moment. In the current poll, 25% expect to decide in the final days and 11% at the last moment. Among coalition voters, 71% decided long ago, compared to 58% among opposition voters. Additionally, support for a unity government led by "the other side" was examined: 61% of coalition voters oppose a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, 72% oppose a government led by Naftali Bennett, and 74% oppose a government led by Avigdor Lieberman. Among opposition voters, 79% oppose a unity government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.