Netanyahu, Eisenkot Deadlocked As Both Fall Short Of Majority; Bibi Bloc Taking Edge
Exit polls show Netanyahu’s Likud as the biggest party, but the anti-Netanyahu bloc leads overall, with neither side near the 61 seats needed to govern.
Exit polls show Netanyahu’s Likud as the biggest party, but the anti-Netanyahu bloc leads overall, with neither side near the 61 seats needed to govern.
Israeli voter turnout hit 16.68% by 10 a.m., the highest at that hour since 1981, and 31.5% by noon as polls stay open until 10 p.m.
The poll was conducted by HaMadad in cooperation with Stat-Net, HaMidgam Project, and Askaria. 886 people responded, with a margin of error of 3.3 percent.
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