Opinion polling for the 2015 Israeli legislative election

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Israeli polls do not take the electoral threshold (currently 3.25%) into account in a uniform fashion. Some polls report the number of seats each party would win purely according to the percentages, as though there were no threshold; others eliminate parties that poll below the threshold and distribute the 120 available Knesset seats only among those who pass it. As a result, parties that poll at or near the threshold can show [1] inconsistent results, bouncing between 0 and the minimum 3 or 4 seats.

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Polls may not add up to 120 seats due to rounding or omitted parties that drop out or do not poll consistently.

DatePoll Likud Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Yesh
Atid 		Labor Hatnuah Jewish
Home 		Shas UTJ Meretz Hadash
[lower-alpha 1] 		UAL-
Ta'al [lower-alpha 1] 		Balad
[lower-alpha 1] 		Otzma
  [lower-alpha 2] 		Yachad
[lower-alpha 2] 		Kulanu
 
2013 election results 31191561211764430——
Seats in the outgoing Knesset181319156121176443000
Final results 3061124876513 010
2015
17 MarChannel 1 exit poll [2] 2751126876512 09
17 MarChannel 2 exit poll [2] 2851127876513 010
17 MarChannel 10 exit poll [2] 2751127877513 010
13 MarDeadline for publishing election polls; under Israeli law, publishing election polls in the last five days before an election is prohibited. [3] [4]
13 MarChannel 2 [5] 22512261176513 58
13 MarChannel 10 [5] 20512241277513 510
13 MarReshet Bet [6] 21611251196513 49
13 MarPanels/Jerusalem Post [7] 21413251176513 510
13 MarTeleseker/Walla [8] 23612251177412 49
13 MarMidgam/Yedioth Ahronoth [9] 22512261276513 48
13 MarTeleseker/Channel 1 [10] 22612251187412 49
12 MarPanels/Maariv [11] 21513241277513 49
12 MarSmith/Globes [12] 20612241296513 49
12 MarMaagar Mochot/Kol Bramah Radio [13] [14] 21513241377512 58
12 MarDialog/Haaretz [15] 21412241176613 511
11 MarMidgam/Israel Army Radio (Galatz) [16] 21612241377612 48
10 MarPanels/Knesset Channel [17] 21514241276513 49
10 MarChannel 2 [18] 21612251376513 48
8 MarGeocartography [19] 26712211388512 08
6 MarYisrael Hayom [20] 23613231266513 59
6 MarTeleseker/Walla! [20] 24612241187412 48
6 MarPanels/Maariv [21] 22513241276613 48
5 MarChannel 1 [20] 24613241187412 47
4 MarDialog/Channel 10 [22] [23] 23513231176513 410
4 MarMidgam/Channel 2 [24] [23] 23612241266613 48
3 MarPM Netanyahu delivers a speech about Iran to a joint meeting of U.S. Congress [25]
3 MarPanels/Knesset Channel [26] 21513241277613 48
3 MarIsrael Army Radio (Galatz) [27] 22712241267612 48
2 MarMaagar Mochot/Kol Bramah Radio [28] 23611241277512 58
1 MarGeocartography [29] 24511221448612 59
27 FebIsrael Radio [30] 22612231286513 49
27 FebMaariv [31] 23512251177513 48
27 FebTeleseker/Walla! [32] 23613231377412 57
26 FebTelevision debate of the leaders of all parties except Likud, Zionist Union, and UTJ
26 FebPanels/Maariv-Jerusalem Post [33] 23512241277513 48
26 FebChannel 1 [33] 24612241277412 57
26 FebChannel 10 [33] 21613231277512 59
24 FebMidgam /Channel 2 [34] 22612241277612 57
24 FebDialog/Haaretz [35] 23612231277512 49
24 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [36] 24512241177513 48
22 FebTeleseker/Nana 10 [37] 23411251457612 58
22 FebGeocartography [38] 27711231147412 59
20 FebSmith/Israel Radio [39] 24510241387512 48
20 FebTeleseker/Walla [40] 24612231377412 48
19 FebPanels/Maariv [41] 22512241377612 48
19 FebTeleseker/Channel 1 [42] 24611241377412 48
18 FebChannel 10 [43] 22512231377512 410
17 FebTRI/Bizportal [44] 23412241448412 510
17 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [45] 23612241277612 47
15 FebMidgam/Channel 2 [46] 24711251167512 57
15 FebGeocartography [47] 2768241178612 47
13 FebSmith/Israel Radio [48] 2559241387513 47
13 FebTeleseker/Walla [49] 2579231377512 48
13 FebPanels/Maariv [50] 24612231167613 57
12 FebSmith/Globes [51] 2469 241387512 48
11 FebTeleseker/Channel 1 [52] 27710231168512 47
10 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [53] 23512231277512 59
9 Feb202 Strategies/Times of Israel [54] 23711271157411 410
8 FebMidgam/Channel 10 [55] 23510 231466513 510
7 FebTeleseker/Channel 1 [56] 27611231168512 47
6 FebMaagar Mochot/NRG [57] 25411241466612 48
6 FebSmith/Israel Radio [58] 2659251498512 07
6 FebPanels/Maariv [59] 26511221368612 47
6 FebMidgam/Yedioth Ahronoth [59] [60] 24611251277512 47
5 FebTeleseker/Walla [61] 26710231277412 48
3 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [62] 25511241367512 48
1 FebDialog/Haaretz [63] 2569231468512 48
30 JanSmith/Israel Radio [64] 2658261597512 07
30 JanTeleseker/Walla [65] 2768261277412 47
30 JanPanels/Maariv [66] 25511241478612 008
29 JanDeadline for parties to submit final Knesset candidate lists to the Central Elections Commission
29 Jan Otzma Yehudit and Yachad reach agreement to run a joint list [67]
29 JanSmith/Globes [68] 2459251688512 008
29 JanTeleseker/Channel 1 [66] 2778261478512 006
28 JanChannel 10 [69] 23410251666512 049
27 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [70] 23611251577612 008
26 JanChannel 2/Midgam [71] 2379261577612 008
24 JanPanels [72] 22711221367611 78
23 JanIsrael Radio [73] 2559251697512 007
22 Jan United Arab List, Ta'al, Hadash, Balad and Islamic Movement in Israel reach agreement to run as a united list [74]
22 JanTeleseker/Channel 1 [75] 2678241598511 007
20 JanKnesset Channel/NRG [76] 40 [lower-alpha 3] 5112440 [lower-alpha 3] 47611 066
20 JanKnesset Channel/NRG [76] 23511241657612 048
16 JanPanels/Maariv [77] 22611251767611 009
16 JanTeleseker/Walla [78] 2458261878511 008
15 JanMidgam/Channel 2 [79] 23611251666511 0011
15 JanChannel 10 [79] 20510241667612 0410
14 JanSmith/Globes [80] 2469251587665009
13 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [81] 237122416676550009
11 JanTeleseker [82] 2471023156863620010
9 JanTeleseker/Walla-Maariv [83] 2569241568611 0010
7 JanDialog/Haaretz [84] 226122316576550049
6 JanTeleseker/Channel 1 [85] 2579241568711 008
6 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [86] [87] 24712231568611 008
2 JanTeleseker/Walla [88] 2679231667711 008
2 JanPanels/Galay Israel Radio [89] 2379241677765009
2014
31 DecChannel 10 [90] 2179231757611 0410
30 DecPanels/Knesset Channel [91] [92] 23510241658812 009
29 DecMidgam/Channel 2 [93] 248924166750650010
25 DecSarid/Channel 2 [94] 22109251747712 007
24 DecJerusalem Post and Maariv/Panels [95] 235112417477560047
23 DecTRI/Nana 10 [96] 20719 [lower-alpha 4] 211658611 0419 [lower-alpha 4]
23 DecChannel 10 [97] 219102217476560049
22 DecPanels/Knesset Channel [98] 217112316577550049
21 DecArutz 7/Geocartography [99] 2787251197710 009
19 DecSmith/Reshet Bet [100] 2288231377710 069
19 DecSmith/Globes [101] 2398231687656009
18 DecPanels/Maariv [102] 2181023164775500410
17 DecHaaretz/Dialog [103] 2181121164865500312
16 DecGeocartography [104] 2310921166775504011
16 DecPanels/Knesset Channel [105] 2291022154775500410
15 DecFormer Shas chairman Eli Yishai forms a new party, Yachad
12 DecPanels/NRG [106] 2010924176865500—10
12 DecGeocartography [107] 259818111011610 0—12
11 DecSmith/Walla Poll [108] 181010211798610 0—9
11 DecMidgam/Channel 2 [109] 2388241598511 0—9
11 DecPanels/Maariv [110] 2010924176865500—10
10 DecLabor (led by Isaac Herzog) and Hatnuah (led by Tzipi Livni) agree to run on a joint list, called Zionist Union [111]
10 DecChannel 10 [112] 20111022157765500—13
8 Dec19th Knesset dissolved, elections called
8 DecPanelPolitics [113] 219923187865500—9
8 DecPanels / Knesset Channel [114] 211012170187875500—10
5 DecGalay Israel/Maagar Mochot [115] 21911144187885400—11
5 DecNRG/Makor Rishon Maagar Mochot [116] 251391341577610 0—10
5 DecNew Wave/Yisrael Hayom [117] 221010124168865420—13
5 DecJerusalem Post/Maariv Panels [118] 21911144187885400—11
4 DecSmith/Globes [119] 231110152169775330—10
3 DecTeleseker/Walla [120] 23121112517785 3520—10
2 DecDialog/Channel 10 [121] 22129134177879 0—12
2 DecMidgam/Channel 2 [122] 221091341798711 0—10
2 DecNetanyahu dismisses Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni from the cabinet
30 NovDialog/Haaretz [123] 241111134166865400—12
27 NovSmith/Globes [124] 2311101501610785330—9
27 NovPanels/Knesset Channel [125] 2371314418788470—7
23 NovCoalition crisis begins as PM Netanyahu re-launches the Jewish nation-state bill
22 NovTRI/Bchardei chadrim [126] 27810123171088110—6
20 NovPanels/Knesset Channel [127] 2081313419788470—9
17 NovMidgam/Channel 10 [128] 2291413417687110—9
15 NovMaagar Mochot/Channel 1 [129] 251510143157774330—6
13 NovPanels/Knesset Channel [130] 22810144178895440—7
3 NovPanels/NRG [131] 2199155178895400—7
31 OctPanels/Knesset Channel [132] 24109144157885430—9
30 OctPanels/Knesset Channel [133] 2199155167895430—9
23 OctPanels/Knesset Channel [134] 2299153167895430—10
23 OctMidgam/Channel 10 [135] 22912124178795400—11
2 OctPanels/Knesset Channel [136] 27910164187895430——
24 SeptPanels/Maariv [137] 26911174197894330——
24 SeptSmith/Globes [138] 251011144159775430—6
18 SeptPanels/Knesset Channel [139] 25812164208894330——
17 SeptInterior minister Gideon Sa'ar, no 2 of the leading Likud party, announces that he will take a timeout from politics
15 SeptMaagar Mochot/Channel 10 [140] 26148135161065100—7
11 SeptPanels/Knesset Channel [141] 299111541878103330——
8 SeptPanels/Knesset Channel [142] 281010154197894330——
5 SeptMaagar Mochot/NRG [143] 281511146169553330——
4 SeptPanels/Knesset Channel [144] 29910154188894330——
1 SeptPanels/Knesset Channel [145] 268101841978104330——
30 AugMaagar Mochot/Channel 1 [146] 2612814418107670—8
29 AugGeocartography [147] 321791201871064050——
28 AugSmith/Globes [148] 28129144149775330—5
28 AugDialog/Haaretz [149] 261112144177876440——
28 AugPanels/Knesset Channel [150] 27912154198794330——
26 AugCeasefire in the 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict
14 AugPanels/Knesset Channel [151] 289111541977104330——
7 AugMidgam/Channel 2 [152] 23121014615876570—7
31 JulPanels/Knesset Channel [153] 308101541897103330——
31 JulSmith/Globes [154] 311311140138774430—6
9 JulDialogue/Haaretz [155] 2514131541677104500——
7 JulPanels/Knesset Channel [156] 2111111951867114340——
7 Jul Alliance between Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu dissolved
3 JulPanels/Knesset Channel [157] 28132131877124430——
30 MaySmith/Globes [158] 3415170151089480——
1 MaySmith/Globes [159] 351419012108104440——
15 MarPanels [160] 36122041577114004——
10 MarElectoral threshold raised from 2% to 3.25%
7 MarPanels/Knesset Channel [161] 30122141568114333——
28 FebDialogue/Haaretz [162] 331416512106104530——
27 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [163] 32132141376104433——
11 FebTeleseker/Walla [164] 35151561411764430——
6 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [165] 32141841576114430——
3 FebPanels/Knesset Channel [166] 30131951696114340——
31 JanSmith Poll [167] 36121741111810110——
30 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [168] 30121941777114340——
24 JanTimes of Israel [169] 46131857116680——
23 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [170] 34141761286104430——
22 JanGeoCartography [171] 4091231112610110——
21 JanChannel 1 [172] 3413164131077113——
16 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [173] 3415195129784430——
9 JanPanels/Knesset Channel [174] 34131751497104430——
5 JanChannel 2/Dahaf [175] 33141671110774432——
2013
26 DecSmith poll [176] 3610193131189110——
26 DecKnesset/Panel Polls [177] 331316613106114330——
25 DecMidgam/Walla [178] 3214177119674432——
28 NovGlobes/Smith [179] 37111931210894430——
28 NovKnesset/Panel Polls [180] 351019412106134430——
DatePoll Likud
 		 Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Yesh
Atid 		Labor
 		 Hatnuah
 		 Jewish
Home 		Shas
 		 UTJ
 		 Meretz
 		 Hadash
 		 UAL-
Ta'al 		Balad
 		 Otzma
 		 Yachad
 		 Kulanu
 
  1. 1 2 3 Hadash-UAL-Ta'al-Balad are running together as the Joint List.
  2. 1 2 Otzma and Yachad are running together on a joint list.
  3. 1 2 Likud and Bayit Yehudi run a joint list - scenario
  4. 1 2 Yesh Atid and Kulanu run a joint list - scenario

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