A Rafi Smith poll commissioned by Ynet reveals that the Labor Party has reached an all-time low in public approval terms - if elections were held today, the party would win a paltry six Knesset seats, down from its current 13.
The poll also showed a significant drop for Kadima and Likud, Kadima - main Opposition alternative with only 18 Mandates down from 28 ,and Likud with 21 mandates down from 27.
However, it seems Israeli voters have not been affected by the probe against Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman. His party received 12 mandates in the poll, which is just one short of the total it won in the recent elections.
"Floating votes" account for 27 mandates in the poll, in keeping with recent elections where many voters were undecided on the eve of the vote, and giving the fact that Elections are not seen in the near Future, people intend not to decide yet.
The poll also showed that many voters are dissatisfied with the ballots they cast just six months ago. Forty-two percent of Labor's voters expressed this sentiment and said they were undecided. In contrast, just 8.6% of Likud voters have changed their minds.
The poll also showed a significant drop for Kadima and Likud, Kadima - main Opposition alternative with only 18 Mandates down from 28 ,and Likud with 21 mandates down from 27.
However, it seems Israeli voters have not been affected by the probe against Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman. His party received 12 mandates in the poll, which is just one short of the total it won in the recent elections.
"Floating votes" account for 27 mandates in the poll, in keeping with recent elections where many voters were undecided on the eve of the vote, and giving the fact that Elections are not seen in the near Future, people intend not to decide yet.
The poll also showed that many voters are dissatisfied with the ballots they cast just six months ago. Forty-two percent of Labor's voters expressed this sentiment and said they were undecided. In contrast, just 8.6% of Likud voters have changed their minds.