Channel 10 Poll: Likud 35, Shas is getting stronger
Aryeh Deri finally has a reason to smile • Survey of Peru Camille Fox - Channel 10, pointing to a strengthening of Shas • Bennett grows to 14 • Livni crashing to 7 seats • More than 20 undecided mandates
- Sari Roth, B'Chadrei Charedim
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יעקב כהן
According to a Dialogue Institute survey headed by Prof. Camil Fuchs of Tel Aviv University, published on Channel 10, the Hatnua party of Tzipi Livni crashes, and gets seven seats in the next Knesset - a significant reduction of the double digit amount won in recent surveys.
However, Yesh Atid led by Yair Lapid - strengthened slightly and stands at 11 seats.
Bennett stands for third place and Likud-Beitenu wins 35 seats, Avodah is about 17 seats, and Naftali Bennett Bayit Hayehudi gets 14 seats.
Shas finally strengthened slightly towards the 12 seats, even Meretz is stronger and stands on five seats, and Kadima manages to pass the threshold and Shaul Mofaz and Yoel Hasson enter the Knesset.
Yahadut Hatorah remains at six seats.
Hadash, United Arab List - Taal and Balad - all standing on four seats.
And below the threshold are Am Shalem party headed by Chaim Amsalem receiving 1.3%, Eretz Chadasha of Eldad Yaniv is 1.2% and the Israeli Party with 1%.
What stands out is the data indicating the degree of public non-confidence in the final decision. 25% of respondents said they are still undecided, and after further inquiry of the respondents the number dropped to 18% - a figure equivalent to 20 seats in the Knesset.
Moreover, even among those who could provide an answer about which party to vote for, 30% stated that they are not completely sure in their decision.
For the first time mobile phones were used for the survey.
The survey included 755 people, a relatively large sample; this is also the first survey which used mobile phones, and not only domestic home lines.
However, Yesh Atid led by Yair Lapid - strengthened slightly and stands at 11 seats.
Bennett stands for third place and Likud-Beitenu wins 35 seats, Avodah is about 17 seats, and Naftali Bennett Bayit Hayehudi gets 14 seats.
Shas finally strengthened slightly towards the 12 seats, even Meretz is stronger and stands on five seats, and Kadima manages to pass the threshold and Shaul Mofaz and Yoel Hasson enter the Knesset.
Yahadut Hatorah remains at six seats.
Hadash, United Arab List - Taal and Balad - all standing on four seats.
And below the threshold are Am Shalem party headed by Chaim Amsalem receiving 1.3%, Eretz Chadasha of Eldad Yaniv is 1.2% and the Israeli Party with 1%.
What stands out is the data indicating the degree of public non-confidence in the final decision. 25% of respondents said they are still undecided, and after further inquiry of the respondents the number dropped to 18% - a figure equivalent to 20 seats in the Knesset.
Moreover, even among those who could provide an answer about which party to vote for, 30% stated that they are not completely sure in their decision.
For the first time mobile phones were used for the survey.
The survey included 755 people, a relatively large sample; this is also the first survey which used mobile phones, and not only domestic home lines.
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