Every slip, explained
Every list the polls track, and the smaller ones they do not. Tap any slip for who leads it, who comes with them, and where they stand.
Projected to win seats
avg of 10 polls · 4 Aug25מחלLikudNetanyahu22ישרYasharEisenkot12פהTogetherBennett10מרצThe DemocratsGolan9לYisrael BeiteinuLiberman8טOtzma YehuditBen-Gvir8שסShasDeri8גUnited Torah JudaismGoldknopf5וםHadash-Ta'alJabareen & Tibi5עםRa'amAbbas5טבReligious ZionismSmotrichNumbers are projected seats from the polling average. They update as polls publish.
Also on the ballot
no seats in today's averageזZionist HomeTropper & Hendel · over the bar in 7 of 10 pollsכןBlue & WhiteGantz · over the bar in 1 of 10 polls—A Place for Us AllDaood · below thresholdדBaladShehadeh · below threshold—New Economic PartyZelekha · below threshold—ZehutFeiglin · below threshold—AchiElimelech · not in the polls—Beyachad NatzliachShaked · not in the polls—Brit AchimSarhan · not in the polls—Israel FirstHaskel · not in the polls—Israel Sobers UpGoldschmidt · not in the polls—Noam for IsraelMaoz · not in the polls—Orot HashacharHar-Shemesh · not in the polls—OzWilf · not in the polls—TzometGreen · not in the pollsThe entry threshold is 3.25% of valid votes, about 4 seats. Some of these lists poll below it. Others are not in the polls at all, which is not the same thing: pollsters pick which lists to name, and a list they leave out has no number rather than a low one. Either way it can still clear the bar on election day, and lists have done exactly that in past cycles. A dash instead of Hebrew letters means the list has not been given any yet; lists ask for their letters when they file, in the first week of September.