Survey • 44 percent of the public: also want Shas in the coalition

Ma'ariv newspaper poll conducted and published today shows a clear trend among Likud - Beitenu voters. About 41 percent of the 'מחל' voters at the ballot would like to see a coalition that includes first and foremost the two election stars - Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett.


The two, who share common positions in a variety of areas, which stated during the election that they will reduce the cost of living, reducing the burden on the middle class and try to promote housing, see themselves as those interested in being part of the next government who want to enter and play a key role.


According to the survey of Ma'ariv, a coalition that includes the Likud Beiteinu (31 seats), Yesh Atid (19), Habayit Hayehudi (12) and Shas (11) - total 73 seats - has the support of 21 percent of the total sample and 23 percent of Likud Beitenu voters.

The option which includes the Likud Beiteinu and Shas and Yesh Atid (together 61 seats) has the support of 23 percent of the total sample and only 12 percent from the Likud house.


The option which receives the most support is the one that includes the Likud Beitenu, Yesh Atid and Habayit Hayehudi (62 seats) - with 38 percent of the total sample and 41 percent of Likud Beitenu.


The maximum sampling error of the survey is about 4.5 percent. Other percentages opposed or did not respond.

Another question in the survey, addressed this time to Yair Lapid voters, shows that he received most of his support in the days before the elections.


To the question of when they reached the decision to vote Lapid about 41 percent responded that they had reached it during the final days before the election, 21 percent on election day itself, 19 percent in the weeks before election day, and only three percent in the last months before election day.

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