Poll tracker

Seat projections from published polls. The site-wide average uses the last 10, as of 3 August. Numbers refresh automatically from the public polling record.

Current average

How the seats split

A government needs 61 of 120 seats. These are the three groupings the arithmetic keeps coming back to, on the average above.

Netanyahu bloc

54

Lists that would sit in a Netanyahu government.

Likud 25 · Otzma Yehudit 8 · Shas 8 · United Torah Judaism 8 · Religious Zionism 5

7 short of a majority on its own.

Change bloc

53

Lists that have ruled out serving under him.

Yashar 22 · Together 12 · The Democrats 10 · Yisrael Beiteinu 9

8 short of a majority on its own.

Arab parties

10

Courted by neither bloc, and mostly ruling both out.

Ra'am 5 · Hadash-Ta'al 5

51 short of a majority on its own.

Each bar is a full majority wide, so a filled bar means that bloc could govern on its own. Totals are the rounded party averages added up, so they need not come to exactly 120, and a list polling below the threshold counts as nothing here even where it is close.

Who has ruled out whom

The seat totals are the easy part. These are the stated refusals that decide whether a bloc can actually convert its seats into a government. Each one is a public statement, and politicians have walked such statements back before.

  • Ben-Gvir and Ra'am have publicly ruled out sitting together.
  • Otzma Yehudit and Hadash-Ta'al rule each other out.
  • Religious Zionism refuses Arab-party partners, and vice versa.
  • Religious Zionism and Hadash-Ta'al rule each other out.
  • Liberman has refused to sit with Haredi parties since 2019.
  • Eisenkot conditions any partnership on change at the top of Likud.
  • Bennett and Lapid built their alliance on replacing Netanyahu.
  • The Democrats rule out serving under Netanyahu.
  • Eisenkot's declared conditions exclude Otzma Yehudit.
  • Hadash-Ta'al has never joined an Israeli governing coalition.

Build a coalition yourself → Pick lists, count to 61, see which refusals you hit.

The trend

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Each faint dot is one published poll. The line through them is a rolling trend, so one outlier poll bends it only slightly. The number after each name is where the trend ends today; exact poll-by-poll seats are in the table below.

Every poll

Tap a list to filter the table down to it, and tap more to compare. The ballot letters in the column headers open the party page.

Showing 14 of 14 lists.

PollsterDateמחלLikudישרYasharפהTogetherמרצThe DemocratsלYisrael BeiteinuטOtzma YehuditשסShasגUnited Torah JudaismטבReligious ZionismעםRa'amוםHadash-Ta'alכןBlue & WhiteדBaladזZionist Home
Midgam / HaHadashot 122026-08-032323141097785554
Kantar / Kan 112026-08-02232313899884564
Yossi Tatika / ''Zman Yisrael''2026-07-3020211381078865644
Lazar / ''Maariv''2026-07-302223159107785554
Filber / Channel 142026-07-29322271087108556
Midgam / Channel 132026-07-292323139108794545
Direct Polls / i24 News2026-07-2729219109898557
Midgam / HaHadashot 122026-07-272223141098884554
Filber / Channel 142026-07-26322371268107655
Kantar / Kan 112026-07-262221141099885554
Yossi Tatika / ''Zman Yisrael''2026-07-232125131010898556
Lazar / ''Maariv''2026-07-232023171110888555
Kantar / ''Israel Hayom''2026-07-23232314109988555
Midgam / Channel 132026-07-2121211411107885564
Midgam / HaHadashot 122026-07-20232415119888455
Kantar / Kan 112026-07-192122159910884554
Lazar / ''Maariv''2026-07-172222161197784554
Yossi Tatika / ''Zman Yisrael''2026-07-162123158107985464
Direct Polls / i24 News2026-07-1628229118798657
Filber / Channel 142026-07-16322181177108655
Midgam / Channel 132026-07-1522211511107786454
Midgam / HaHadashot 122026-07-132223161010888555
Kantar / Kan 112026-07-12232415910888555
Lazar / ''Maariv''2026-07-092122181010888456
Direct Polls / i24 News2026-07-0929219109898557
Filber / Channel 142026-07-09332181087108555
Kantar / ''Israel Hayom''2026-07-09242314888894554
Midgam / Channel 132026-07-082223151010888556

A dash means below the threshold or not running in that poll.

How these numbers update

A scheduled job reads the public polling record once a day, checks the table format, normalizes party names, and stores each poll. Pages read a rolling average of the last ten polls and refresh hourly.