Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2019 7:20 pm
I've updated the poll.
The results of the previous poll, roughly translated into seats, would've been:
Meretz :: 29
Likud :: 22
Labor :: 20
Kachol Lavan (Blue and White) :: 18 (Yesh Atid 11, Hosen Yisrael 7)
The Joint List :: 14 (Hadash-Ta'al plus Ra'am-Balad)
New Right :: 4
Kulanu :: 4
Others :: 9 (including Bayit Yehudi and Otzma [both now in United Right-Wing Parties], Yisrael Beiteinu, Gesher, Telem [now in Kachol Lavan], Hatnua [not running], and Zehut)
United Torah Judaism, Shas, and Yachad would not have won any seats.
In this scenario a centre-left coalition of Meretz, Labor, and the constituent parties of Kachol Lavan would've won a clear majority.
The results of the previous poll, roughly translated into seats, would've been:
Meretz :: 29
Likud :: 22
Labor :: 20
Kachol Lavan (Blue and White) :: 18 (Yesh Atid 11, Hosen Yisrael 7)
The Joint List :: 14 (Hadash-Ta'al plus Ra'am-Balad)
New Right :: 4
Kulanu :: 4
Others :: 9 (including Bayit Yehudi and Otzma [both now in United Right-Wing Parties], Yisrael Beiteinu, Gesher, Telem [now in Kachol Lavan], Hatnua [not running], and Zehut)
United Torah Judaism, Shas, and Yachad would not have won any seats.
In this scenario a centre-left coalition of Meretz, Labor, and the constituent parties of Kachol Lavan would've won a clear majority.