A new survey by pollster Shlomo Filber, conducted among voters who supported Likud in the 2022 election, finds that 4 mandates' worth of those voters have moved to the Bennett-Eisenkot alliance, while 3 or more mandates' worth of voters from other parties (Shaked, Gantz, Liberman, Lapid) are now backing Likud, according to the poll.
Pollster Shlomo Filber published a new survey among voters who cast ballots for Likud in the 2022 election, tracking where their support has shifted. According to the poll, 4 mandates' worth of these voters have moved to the Bennett-Eisenkot alliance, while 3 or more mandates' worth of voters from other parties — including Shaked, Gantz, Liberman, and Lapid — are now backing Likud. The survey adds a granular perspective to the current polling landscape, which has seen multiple polls showing Bennett and Eisenkot competing for the lead and Likud fluctuating. Filber, a former Likud insider, has been conducting polls among the party's base and has previously commented on the stability of the right-wing bloc. The poll does not specify sample size or margin of error.
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