Latest survey by Channel 10: Likud low - 32 seats

Elections in six days: Likud-Beiteinu comes to a low of 32 seats, according to a survey published this evening (Wed.) by Dialogue Institute by Channel 10.

The last survey before the election, conjures up an image that the Right – Orthodox bloc has 65 seats and the center - left - Arabs numbers 55 seats.

The Likud - Beiteinu continues to lose votes and gets 32 seats – 10 less than in the present Knesset. Labor also weakens and gets 16 seats.

The Jewish Home is stable in third place with 14 seats. Shas is wading with 11 seats.

Even Yair Lapid gets 11 seats - and leads with gap of two seats on the rival left-wing bloc, the Movement, which takes nine seats only.

United Torah Judaism has its fixed seats six.

Meretz strengthens significantly and grows to six seats. Chadash up to four, and the NDA has the same number of representatives in the Knesset. United Arab List - Taal gets three seats.

Shaul Mofaz has reason for hope and his party, Kadima passes the threshold with two seats. Power for Israel also gets through the threshold with two seats.

Another interesting statistic is the votes received by parties that scratch the threshold, which is about 2.5% of the votes.

Green Leaf Party gains 1.4%, Eretz Chadasha with 1.3% and Am Shalem receives 1.1% of the votes. Overall, eight seats go on the parties which not to enter the Knesset.

The survey is a large and comprehensive and included 756 respondents and also asked mobile phones.

A certain decrease in the number of undecided voters has been marked - 14% compared to 18% in the previous survey. But it's still a large number of voters.

To summarize: the Right and Orthodox win the poll with 63 seats. The Left and the Arab parties are appointed 57 seats.

According to the survey, in order to manage a stable government, Netanyahu will have to attach one of the center - leftist parties.

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