A new poll conducted on the eve of the Likud's primary elections and released on the Channel 10 morning program by Ma'agar Mochot, found only nine percent of the Israeli voting public would reconsider their vote due to a Likud shift to the right, Sixty-nine percent of respondents to the poll
said they would not change their vote, while 22% said they didn’t know.
The Ma’agar Mochot also show the “Likud Beiteinu” list maintain its wide lead over everyone else in the running, and a solid majority of 70 Knesset seats for the Right-wing/religious bloc. If the elections were held today, the Likud-Beiteinu
would get 37 seats, Labor would get 20 seats, Shas 14, and
Jewish Home/NU 9 seats.
Tzipi Livni, who announced a comeback at a press
conference today, would recieve 9 seats, mainly at the expense
of Yair Lapid, whose list “Yesh Atid” gets only 5 seats (down from
11 and 13 in earlier polls).
