In the run up to the 2026 Israeli legislative election, various organisations are conducting opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Israel during the term of the twenty-fifth Knesset. This article lists the results of such polls. The date range for these opinion polls is from the 2022 Israeli legislative election, held on 1 November, to the present day. In keeping with the election silence law, no polls may be published from the end of the Friday before the election until the polling stations close on election day at 22:00.s:he:חוק הבחירות (דרכי תעמולה)#סעיף 16ה (ח) (in Hebrew)
Polls are listed in reverse chronological order and using the dates when the survey fieldwork was done, as opposed to the date of publication. Where the fieldwork dates are unknown, the date of publication is given instead. The highest figure in each polling survey is displayed in bold with its background shaded in the leading party's colour. If a tie occurs, this is applied to the highest figures.
Pollsters and publishers The below table only lists pollsters and publishers that regularly publish mandate polls. +PublisherPolling firmPeriod of useChannel 13Camil Fuchs, Midgam Project, Stat-Net2022 election - 13 March 2024 Maagar Mochot, Stat-Net10 June 2024 - 25 May 2026Midgam Project, The Madad, Stat-Net, Askaria Since 17 June 2026Channel 14Shlomo Filber, Direct Polls 2022 election - 5 June 2025Shlomo Filber12 June 2025 - 26 April 2026Shlomo Filber, NEXT DATA Since 7 May 2026Channel 16Maagar Mochot Since 2022 electionHaHadashot 12 Midgam Research & Consulting Since 2022 electioni24 NewsDirect Polls Since 26 June 2025 Israel HayomKantar InstituteSince 4 December 2025Kan 11Kantar Institute Since 2022 electionMaarivPanels Politics 2022 election - 29 June 2023Lazar Research Institute 5 July 2023 - 10 August 2023Lazar Research Institute, Panel4All Since 17 August 2023 WallaLazar Research Institute, Panel4All Since 2022 electionZman YisraelYossi Tatika Since 2022 election
Shlomo Filber is affiliated with Likud and its leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Filber is implicated in Case 4000 on charges of breach of trust; thus it may be advisable to approach opinion polls edited by him with caution.
Seat projections This section displays voting intention estimates referring to the next Knesset election. The figures listed are Knesset seat counts rather than percentages, unless otherwise stated.
Graphical summary This graph shows the polling trends from the 2022 Israeli legislative election until the next election day using local regressions (LOESS). Scenario polls are not included here. For parties not crossing the electoral threshold (3.25%) in any given poll, the number of seats is calculated as a percentage of the 120 total seats.
Guide to the table The parties which hold Knesset seats are listed in descending order by the number of seats they received in the 2022 election: Likud, Together (Yesh Atid competed on its own previously but will run with Bennett 2026 in this election), the Religious Zionist Party (which formed a technical bloc with Zehut this election) and Otzma Yehudit (which previously ran with RZP), Blue and White, Shas, United Torah Judaism (which consists of Agudat Yisrael and Degel HaTorah), Yisrael Beiteinu, Ra'am (which formed a technical bloc with Yoav Segalovitz this election), the Joint List (which previously ran separately as Hadash–Ta'al and Balad), followed by The Democrats (which won seats as Labor and merged with Meretz to form the new party).
The table also includes new parties that do not hold seats, specifically Yashar, The Reservists, Amcha Yisrael, and Haredi Public. Parties that are not polled on consistently are listed in footnotes, including Noam, which currently holds a seat.
Parties that fall below the electoral threshold of 3.25% are normally denoted by the percentage of votes that they received, shown in parentheses, e.g. (1.2%), rather than by the number of seats they would have received. If the publisher of a poll chooses to provide a figure for the number of seats a party would receive if the electoral threshold did not exist, this figure is shown in parentheses without a percentage sign, e.g. (1). If a poll has no information on a particular party, or states that it does not meet the electoral threshold without providing details, that party is instead marked by a dash.
The column headed Others contains figures for assorted smaller parties in cases where publishers provide these numbers. A slightly different convention is used here. If the publisher provides percentages for these parties, then the sum of these figures is shown, without parentheses. If the publisher provides projected seat numbers (disregarding the electoral threshold) then the sum of these figures is shown, in parentheses. In both cases, the breakdown by party is given in a footnote.
The party receiving the highest number of projected seats has its figure displayed in bold with the background shaded in the party's colour. In the case of a tie, the parties tying for the highest number of projected seats have their figures displayed in bold with the backgrounds shaded in their colours.
The 37th government parties and alliances (Likud, Religious Zionist Party, Otzma Yehudit, Shas, and United Torah Judaism) are highlighted. The sum of their projected seats is shown in the column headed "Gov." If that sum constitutes a majority of the Knesset (61 or more seats), it is highlighted and bolded.
2026
Fieldworkdate Polling firm Publisher Samplesize Likud Together RZP-Zehut Otzma Blue & White Shas UTJ Yisrael Beiteinu Ra'am Joint List Dems Yashar Reserv.-NEP Haredi Public Others Gov. style="font-style:italic;" Deadline for submission of surplus-vote agreements to the Central Elections Committee Likud and RZP-Zehut sign a surplus-vote agreementMidgam R&CHaHadashot 1250121136778958923449KantarKan 1155321126888958823451 The Supreme Court overturns the decision to disqualify Joint List, Ra'am and Ofer Cassif Sami Abu Shehadeh submits his withdrawal to the Central Elections Committee after being advised to do so by the Supreme CourtDirect Polls i24 News5042895878758922456SF+NDChannel 142175328771086579210.2%64Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael5002110569810588215449LRI+P4AMaariv602191359779571021440.7%47MP+TM+SN+A Channel 131013191178789591121549Maagar MochotChannel 1655019146887757921450.8%48SF+NDChannel 14573319771086579210.2%63KantarKan 115522111677795792344<3.25%48Maagar MochotChannel 1655319135987857823440.3%48Direct Pollsi24 News53727968787679224<3%56 The Central Elections Committee decides not to disqualify The Democrats, Otzma Yehudit and Religious ZionismYossi TatikaZman Yisrael5002112461081068823colspan=2449LRI+P4AMaariv610181369669571122440.7%45SF+NDChannel 14647327761177579220.1%63MP+TM+SN+A Channel 1315031811678785811224546 The Central Elections Committee disqualifies Ra'am and Joint List (alongside its candidates Ofer Cassif and Sami Abu Shehadeh), pending review by the Supreme CourtMidgam R&CHaHadashot 12 50120135678957923440.1%46SF+NDChannel 14817319781087578200.1%64Direct Pollsi24 News519279677885710215<1%55LRI+P4AMaariv60018136877957923441.8%46KantarIsrael Hayom55120136877857922440.9%48Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael5002214479996882451Maagar MochotChannel 16500181659977569214448MP+TM+SN+A Channel 13886181288778681022648SF+NDChannel 14483308881086579210.3%63Midgam R&CHaHadashot 122013567884810234446KantarKan 11201268778578244448 Joint List and Ra'am sign a surplus-vote agreement The following pairs of parties sign surplus-vote agreements: Yashar and The Democrats, Together and Yisrael BeiteinuLRI+P4AMaariv60119145877957102540.7%46Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael500231546109105782352Maagar MochotChannel 1620164997757923449MP+TM+SN+AChannel 131,119191369788681022449Direct Pollsi24 News1,054271068787579224<6%56SF+NDChannel 14537317881077668220.1%64LRI+P4AWalla5062114577795792541.3%47KantarKan 1155421125778757924440.5%48Midgam R&CHaHadashot 1250421135678947102550.5%47 Final day of submission of candidate lists to the Central Elections CommitteeLRI+P4AMaariv60020135877957102540.6%47S.M.L.T.2,1852598941077579201.00%59SF+NDChannel 141,0573068810765810220.2%63Midgam R&CHaHadashot 1250321136678847112540.4%48 First day of submission of candidate lists to the Central Elections CommitteeKantarKan 11551201367787678234448Zionist Home leader Hili Tropper announces he is running with Yashar, dissolving his alliance with The Reservists, which then runs together with the New Economic PartyUnity withdraws from the election Fieldworkdate Polling firm Publisher Samplesize Likud Together RZP Zehut Otzma Blue & White Shas UTJ Yisrael Beiteinu Ra'am Joint List Dems Yashar Zionist Home Unity Others Gov.LRI+P4AMaariv60020155877957102341.9%47SF+NDChannel 14865319771086578220.3%63Likud MK Tally Gotliv announces she is running with Otzma YehuditKantarIsrael Hayom55521136778957924449Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael500221556981056822450Maagar MochotChannel 1655219185997747102053%49MP+TM+SN+AChannel 1394021126778859112240.8%49Direct Pollsi24 News522279677885710235<8%55LRI+P4AWalla5002215577895810243.1%49The Religious Zionist Party and Zehut agree to run together as a technical blocFormer Yesh Atid MK Yoav Segalovitz announces he will run with Ra'am as a technical blocMidgam R&CHaHadashot 125062315878947112442.2%46SF+NDChannel 146663164710775782442.3%59rowspan=2 KantarKan 11552211457788589244482177582448SF+NDChannel 149813174710765792340.3%59Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael50022146981056826645LRI+P4AMaariv5062015878958102551.9%43Maagar MochotChannel 1655221169978471121746MP+TM+SN+AChannel 131,407191358889510112448Direct Pollsi24 News532268 468786610238>1.1%51LRI+P4AWalla5002115877957102561.5%43Ofer Winter forms a new political party, called Amcha Yisrael
Fieldworkdate Polling firm Publisher Samplesize Likud Together RZP Otzma Blue & White Shas UTJ Yisrael Beiteinu Ra'am Joint List Dems Yashar Zionist Home Unity Winter party Others Gov. Baladrowspan=2 Midgam R&CHaHadashot 125002215497894711245021169789471124445SF+NDChannel 14486327581087559241.7%63KantarKan 1155222145978957102451Ra'am conducts a primary to select candidates for the electionrowspan=2 KantarIsrael Hayom5532213597810581023512113477810581023447Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael50021156798115782351LRI+P4AMaariv50120145978105610261.7%49Hadash, Ta'al and Balad re-form the Joint ListMidgam ProjectChannel 131,24723135878955112651Maagar MochotChannel 1655122164997945102551KantarKan 1155823145978956102452SF+NDChannel 14636326681077659241.2%63Direct Pollsi24 News522319 56888551124>3.3%58Likud conducts a primary to select candidates for the electionrowspan=2 Midgam R&CHaHadashot 1250122155878105511245024168781055112650KantarKan 111,1032314410781056102352Direct Pollsi24 News51230857899561023>3.4%59LRI+P4AMaariv506211448781056102343.1%48Yossi TatikaZman Yisrael50021136788116692550MP+TM+SN+AChannel 131,2402112587810561123449Maagar MochotChannel 1622164910794512221.5%51Midgam R&CHaHadashot 12502221558781055112450Ta'al withdraws from Joint List negotiations after being given the fewest seats on the proposed listSF+NDChannel 147413376610785510231.3%62rowspan=2 KantarKan 11551241358881065102353241358881065102353Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein form a new political party, named UnityDirect Pollsi24 News53528758898581023>1.5%58