Bloc over party: Data reveals how Israelis intend to vote

A Channel 14 poll published this Sunday examined the primary considerations for voters when deciding which party to support, revealing that the political bloc holds more weight than the identity of the list itself.

According to the survey, 46% of respondents stated that the most important factor is the victory of the political bloc to which the party belongs. Conversely, 40% identified the party platform and its candidates as the central influence on their choice. Only 6% of respondents said their main priority is ensuring the party passes the electoral threshold. 3% of those polled have no preference, while 5% remain undecided.

These findings are particularly significant given the multitude of parties running and the intense competition within blocs ahead of the elections: nearly half of the respondents prioritize the success of their political camp over considerations regarding the party itself.