18% of Israelis remain undecided 9 days ahead of election day, a poll published by the Yedioth Aharonot daily and conducted by Dahaf Institute showed Friday. The figure is the equivalent
of 21 unclaimed for Knesset seats, out of 120.

According to the survey, the majority of Kadima's 28 mandates from the 2009 Knesset elections will be divided between the Labor and Yesh Atid parties, while Livni only gets a mere 15% of her 2009 vote.
First Time voters are divided with their support between the Likud Beitenu, Bayit Yehudi and Shas on the right to Labor and Meretz on the left, with Likud getting 18% of the vote, Labor 15%, Bayit Yehudi 14%, Meretz 13% and Shas 12%. Yesh Atid is less popular among first time voters, matching Amnon Yitzhak's strength, receiving 7% of their support respectfully. Tzipi Livni, in case you were interested to know, gets 0% of the Young/First time voters.