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Scenario polls separate[edit]

Poll results are listed in the table below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first. The highest figure in each survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. In the instance that there is a tie, then both figures are shaded. Parties that fall below the threshold are denoted by the percentage of votes that they received (N%) instead of the seats they would have gotten. When a poll has no information on a certain party, that party is instead marked by a dash (–).

Legend
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor–
Gesher 		IDP Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut New
Right 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
Seats at dissolution 10 4 6 N/A 35 5 39 – – 5 8 8 60 60
19 Jul Smith Institute 103fm/Maariv[1] 10 5 6 4 29 9 32 – 6 4 8 7 63 57
19 Jul Direct Polls Makor Rishon[2] 11 5 6 5 29 8 32 – 5 4 7 8 64 56
18 Jul Labor and Gesher agree to run on a joint list[3]
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor Gesher IDP Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut New
Right 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
17 Jul Dialog Arutz Sheva[4] 11 7 8 – 4 28 8 31 (1.0%) 4 4 8 7 66 54
16 Jul Midgam Channel 12[5] 11 4 6 – 4 30 10 31 (1.7%) 5 4 7 8 65 55
12 Jul Smith Institute 103fm/Maariv[6] 10 5 5 – 4 30 8 33 – 6 4 8 7 62 58
11 Jul Midgam Walla![7] 11 5 6 – 4 30 9 30 (2.7%) 5 5 7 8 65 55
9 Jul The Jewish Home and Tkuma agree on a joint run[8]
4 Jul Maagar Mohot Israel Hayom[9] 9 6 8 – 4 30 7 31 (1.0%) 4 8 6 7 64 56
3 Jul Midgam Channel 12[10] 12 4 8 – (3.0%) 31 9 32 (2.1%) 5 5 7 7 64 56
3 Jul Statnet Channel 13[10] 9 4 7 – 6 29 8 31 4 5 4 7 6 63 57
2 Jul Labor elects Amir Peretz as its leader[11]
27 Jun Meretz elects Nitzan Horowitz as its leader[12]
26 Jun Panel Project HaMidgam Channel 13[13] 12 6 5 – 6 32 7 32 – 4 4 6 6 68 52
26 Jun Former PM Ehud Barak announces the founding of a new party[14]
25 Jun Otzma Yehudit leaves the United Right[15]
20 Jun Hadash–Ta'al and Ra'am–Balad agree to re-establish the Joint List[16]
Date Polling firm Publisher Hadash
–Ta'al 		Ra'am
–Balad 		Meretz Labor Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut New
Right 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
Seats at dissolution 6 4 4 6 – 35 5 39 – – 5 8 8 60 60
20 Jun Maagar Mohot 103fm[17] 6 4 5 4 – 33 8 34 – 4 6 8 8 60 60
14 Jun Maagar Mohot 103fm[18] 6 4 5 4 – 33 8 35 – 5 5 7 8 60 60
7 Jun Panels Politics Maariv[19] 7 – 4 4 – 33 7 37 – 6 6 7 8 56 64
2 Jun Maagar Mohot Israel Hayom[20] 6 5 4 4 – 34 8 36 (2.0%) 5 4 7 7 61 59
30 May Panels Politics Maariv[21] 5 4 6 (1.9%) – 33 9 37 (1.4%) 5 6 7 8 57 63
30 May Panel Project HaMidgam Reshet 13[22] 7 4 6 4 – 33 9 36 – – 7 7 7 63 57
30 May NAKTAR Kan 11[23] 6 4 5 5 (2.2%) 34 8 35 (3.1%) 4 4 7 8 62 58
30 May The 21st Knesset is dissolved[24]
28 May Kulanu and Likud agree to run on a joint list[25]
Date Polling firm Publisher Hadash
–Ta'al 		Ra'am
–Balad 		Meretz Labor Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Kulanu Likud Zehut New
Right 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
28 May Direct Polls[26] Makor Rishon 7 (2.30%) 5 7 (0.96%) 33 9 (1.67%) 34 (1.44%) 5 5 7 8 61 59
26 May Panels Politics[27] Maariv 7 – 5 6 – 34 6 – 35 – 5 6 8 8 58 62
9 Apr Election results[28] 6 4 4 6 (1.73%) 35 5 4 35 (2.74%) (3.22%) 5 8 8 60 60

Scenarios[edit]

Expanded Union of Right Wing Parties (headed by Shaked)
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor IDP Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		United Right+
New Right+
Zehut+
Otzma Yehudit 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
18 Jul Dialog Arutz Sheva[29] 10 7 7 4 – 28 8 31 10 7 8 64 56
16 July Midgam Channel 12[5] 11 4 6 4 – 30 10 28 12 7 8 65 55
Expanded Union of Right Wing Parties
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor Gesher IDP Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		United Right+
New Right+
Zehut+
Otzma Yehudit 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
18 Jul Dialog Arutz Sheva[29] 11 7 7 4 – 29 8 32 8 6 7 67 53
10 July Kantar Institute Saloona[30] 10 6 7 – 5 29 6 28 15 7 8 62 58
4 Jul Maagar Mochot Yisrael Hayom[9] 8 7 7 – 4 31 6 25 19 6 7 63 57
Left Wing Union
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Labor+
IDP+
Meretz 		Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut New Right United Right Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
16 Jul Midgam Channel 12[5] 11 15 – 28 11 31 – 5 4 7 8 65 55
4 Jul Maagar Mochot Yisrael Hayom[9] 8 19 – 26 7 31 – 8 8 6 7 60 60
Likud+Ayelet Shaked, United Right+Naftali Bennett
Date Polling firm Publisher Hadash
–Ta'al 		Ra'am
–Balad 		Meretz Labor Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
30 May Panels Politics Maariv[21] 4 5 6 – – 34 8 41 – 7 7 8 57 63
Gabi Ashkenazi leading Blue & White
Date Polling firm Publisher Hadash
–Ta'al 		Ra'am
–Balad 		Meretz Labor Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		Zehut New
Right 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
14 Jun Maagar Mohot 103fm[18] 6 4 5 4 – 35 8 33 – 5 4 7 8 63 57
Zehut and New Right merger
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor Gesher IDP Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		New Right
–Zehut 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
10 July Kantar Institute Saloona[30] 10 6 6 – 4 29 8 30 6 5 7 8 64 56
9 July Kantar Institute Kan11[31] 9 6 7 – 5 30 9 30 5 4 7 8 66 54
Zehut and New Right merger and Left Wing Union
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Labor+
IDP+
Meretz 		Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud–
Kulanu 		New Right
–Zehut 		United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
10 July Kantar Institute Saloona[30] 10 18 – 30 7 29 6 5 7 8 65 55
Labor and Meretz merger without Gesher
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Labor+
Meretz 		IDP Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud Zehut New Right United
Right 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
19 Jul Smith 103fm/Maariv[1] 10 13 4 – 27 9 32 – 6 4 8 7 63 57
Labor and Meretz merger without Gesher, Expanded Union of Right Wing Parties (headed by Shaked)
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor+IDP Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud-Kulanu United Right+
New Right+
Zehut+
Otzma Yehudit 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
19 Jul Direct Polls Makor Rishon[2] 11 5 11 – 28 8 30 12 7 8 63 57
Labor and Meretz merger without Gesher, Expanded Union of Right Wing Parties (headed by Peretz)
Date Polling firm Publisher Joint
List 		Meretz Labor+IDP Gesher Blue &
White 		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Likud-Kulanu United Right+
New Right+
Zehut+
Otzma Yehudit 		Shas UTJ Opp. Gov.
19 Jul Direct Polls Makor Rishon[2] 11 5 10 – 29 9 33 7 8 8 64 56

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Maariv/103 FM Radio Poll: Likud 32, Blue & White 29, Joint List 10; Scenario Poll: Labor+Meretz 13". Jeremy's Knesset Insider. 19 July 2019. Retrieved 19 July 2019.
  2. ^ a b c Jeremy Saltan (19 July 2019). "Makor Rishon Poll: Likud 32, Blue & White 29, Joint List 11; Scenario Polls on Shaked vs A.Peretz united right list & Barak vs R.Peretz united left list". Jeremy's Knesset Insider. Retrieved 19 July 2019.
  3. ^ "Labor's Amir Peretz and Orly Levy-Abekasis announce joint run in election". The Times of Israel. 18 July 2019. Retrieved 18 July 2019.
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  6. ^ "Poll: Liberman's Yisrael Beytenu to decide who will form next government". The Jerusalem Post. 12 July 2019. Retrieved 12 July 2019.
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  8. ^ Staff writer (9 July 2019). "Peretz, Smotrich agree to joint run". Arutz Sheva. Retrieved 9 July 2019.
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  31. ^ Staff writer (9 July 2019). "Poll: Likud, Blue and White tied at 30 seats". Arutz Sheva. Retrieved 9 July 2019.
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