Following are the exit polls released a few minutes following the closing of the polls nationwide at 10:00PM IL. [Full coverage will follow]
CHANNEL 1
Kadima – 30
Likud – 28
Yisrael Beitenu – 14
Labor – 13
Shas – 9
Meretz – 5
Yahadut HaTorah – 5
Bayit Yehudi – 4
Hadash – 4
Ichud HaLeumi – 3
Meretz –
Ra’am-Ta’al – 2
CHANNEL 2
Kadima – 29
Likud – 27
Yisrael Beitenu – 15
YNET – SMITH POLL
Kadima – 28
Likud – 26
Yisrael Beitenu – 16
Labor – 14
Shas – 10
Yahadut HaTorah – 6
Bayit Yehudi – 4
Hadash – 5
Ra’am – Ta’al – 4
Meretz – 4
Ichud HaLeumi – 3
CHANNEL 10 TV
Kadima – 30
Likud – 28
Yisrael Beitenu – 15
Labor – 13
Shas – 9
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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8 Responses
Boruch Dayan Ha’emet!
HOWEVER:
Netanyahu WILL be Prime Minister, as he has a large coalition, and Livni has a clear maximum of 47, way short of putting together a government. That is not speculation, its fact.
IF correct, it would mean a major left-ward shift, with Kadimah in charge and able to play off the other groups (Likud, Lieberman, Shas) against each other
HOWEVER ISRAELI EXIT POLLS ARE NOTORIOUSLY WRONG and almost always show a sharp bias in favor of the secular left
Between this news and the United Socialist States of America being formed today, B”H Moshiach MUST be getting closer!!!
First off – this is a win for the right – not the left. Secondly, Likud always does way worse on exit polls then actual results – Likud will win this I thinkg
why do the frum always get 5? 15 years ago they got 5 seats and the population BH keeps doubling – so why do they always stay at 5 ? can someone explain this to me?
This is a win not for the right like tina18 says rather a win for those willing to make parts of Eretz Yisroel Judenrein, the “frum” include wackos like the Neturei Karta and other assorted types.
#6 -tina 18
1. A high percentage of immigrants have been secular (in fact, not even Jewish), and they vote
2. Frum Jews are infiltrating other parties. One might even predict that by the time Israel is all frum, the frum parties (ones ONLY interested in Torah issues) will be the same size, while you will have frum Jews interested in matters such as national security and economics leading the secular parties.