Who will win the elections in case of low turnout – a poll that will surprise

According to a Kan poll, with low turnout of the right-wing electorate, the opposition bloc of Eisenkot and Liberman could win. 87% of Eisenkot's supporters intend to vote compared to 77% for Likud. Religious sector turnout is 67–69%, Arab sector 50%. Data from another poll on seat distribution is also provided.

A fresh poll by Kan TV shows that the outcome of the elections in Israel could be decided by turnout. With low activity of the right-wing electorate, the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot (Yashar!) and Avigdor Liberman (Yisrael Beiteinu) could win. 87% of Eisenkot's supporters firmly intend to vote, while among Likud supporters this figure is 77%. In the religious sector, turnout is forecast at 67–69%, in the Arab sector at 50%. The article also provides data from another poll on seat distribution: Yashar! — 23, Likud — 18, Beyahad — 13, Democrats — 9, Religious Zionism — Zeut — 6, Amkha Israel — 4, the reservists and economists party — 4. The opposition bloc gets 54 seats, the Netanyahu government bloc — 46 (50 with Ofer Winter's party), Arab parties — 12.