Count to 61
FinalOfficial results, 8 Nov
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Every smallest set of lists with 61 seats, fewest lists first. Each is led by the head of one of its two largest lists, whichever crosses fewer stated red lines.
220 paths on this count. 220 cross no stated red line.
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Yisrael Beiteinu7
- Religious Zionism & Zehut6
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Yisrael Beiteinu7
- Shas6
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Otzma Yehudit7
- Religious Zionism & Zehut6
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Otzma Yehudit7
- Shas6
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- United Torah Judaism7
- Religious Zionism & Zehut6
No stated red line crossed
61 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- United Torah Judaism7
- Shas6
No stated red line crossed
62 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Yisrael Beiteinu7
- Otzma Yehudit7
No stated red line crossed
62 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- Yisrael Beiteinu7
- United Torah Judaism7
No stated red line crossed
62 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- The Democrats8
- Religious Zionism & Zehut6
No stated red line crossed
62 seatsPrime minister: Benjamin Netanyahu
- Likud27
- Yashar21
- The Democrats8
- Shas6
Red lines counted: 0, all said in the last two weeks. Each is quoted from the list that stated it, with a source and a date.
Stated red lines0
In each list's own words, said in the last two weeks.
None sourced yet.
How a government gets formed
- The Central Elections Committee published the official results on 4 November.
- The President consults the lists that won seats. Each can recommend a member to form the government.
- By 11 November the President tasks one member with forming a government. They have 28 days, and the President can add up to 14 more.
- If they cannot, the President tasks a second member for 28 days, or tells the Speaker he sees no way. A majority of members can then ask in writing for a member of their choice, who gets 14 days.
- A government takes office when the Knesset votes confidence in it, with more for than against. If every attempt fails, the Knesset dissolves and a new election is held.
From Basic Law: The Government. The dates run from the official results, published on 4 November.
Seat counts are the Central Elections Committee's official results. Warnings appear here when two lists you have stacked have publicly ruled each other out. Nothing here is a prediction or an endorsement. Full results →
220 paths to 61 on this count.