A mandate poll conducted for the 'main edition' of News 12 revealed that if the elections were held today, the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu would receive 40 mandates.
Respondents were presented with the following questions:
If the elections were held today, which party would you vote for?
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Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu 40
The Joint List (Hadash, Ra'am, Ta'al, Balad) headed by Ayman Odeh 15
Yesh Atid-Telem led by Yair Lapid and Moshe Bogy Ya'alon 14
Blue and White led by Benny Gantz 12
Shas led by Aryeh Deri 9
Yisrael Beytenu led by Avigdor Lieberman 9
Yamina led by Naftali Bennett 8
United Torah Judaism led by Yaakov Litzman 7
Meretz led by Nitzan Horowitz 6
Did not pass the threshold
Labor led by Amir Peretz 1.9%
Gesher led by Orly Levy-Abekasis 0.5%
Derech Eretz led by Yoaz Hendel and Zvi Hauser 0.4%
The Jewish Home led by Rafi Peretz 0.4%
By blocks:
Right 48
Haredim 16
Center-Left 32
Arabs 15
Yisrael Beitenu 9
If the elections were held today, and a new economic party that would represent the rights of independents like the Schulmans were running, and the other parties remained unchanged, which party would you vote for?
Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu 38
The Joint List (Hadash, Ra'am, Ta'al, Balad) headed by Ayman Odeh 15
Yesh Atid-Telem led by Yair Lapid and Moshe Bogy Ya'alon 13
Blue and White led by Benny Gantz 11
Shas led by Aryeh Deri 9
Yisrael Beytenu led by Avigdor Lieberman 8
Yamina led by Naftali Bennett 8
United Torah Judaism led by Yaakov Litzman 7
Meretz led by Nitzan Horowitz 6
Independent Party in Israel (Shulmans) 5
Did not pass the threshold
Labor led by Amir Peretz 1.9%
Gesher led by Orly Levy-Abekasis 0.5%
The Jewish Home led by Rafi Peretz 0.4%
Derech Eretz led by Yoaz Hendel and Zvi Hauser 0.0%
By blocks
Right 46
Haredim 16
Center-Left 30
Arabs 15
Yisrael Beiteinu 8
Independent Party in Israel (Shulmans) 5
Another question in the survey was: What does the public think of the Trump plan, according to which Israel would apply sovereignty over 30% of Judea and Samaria and agree to negotiate the establishment of a Palestinian state?
46% of the respondents said they oppose such an outline and another 25% answered that they are very opposed, 21% somewhat opposed. 34% replied that they generally support such an outline, 25% somewhat support and 9% replied that they strongly support such a move.
An interesting statistic can be found among those who define themselves as right-wing voters:
While 41% responded that they overall support the plan, a fairly similar number of respondents oppose it - 39% in total oppose it.
Among center-left voters, 56% in total oppose and 24% in total support.
And what is the most important mission of the new government?
An absolute majority of respondents agreed that combating the economic crisis is the goal of utmost importance – 691% of the total sample, 681% of right-wing voters, and 771% of center-left voters.
The war on Corona is only in second place in terms of respondents' priorities, and by a significant margin: 14-15% believe that the war on Corona is the most important goal, a few percent of respondents believe that the issue of annexation and the struggle against Iran are the most important.
The survey was conducted by the Midgam Institute, headed by Mano Geva, among a representative sample of the entire population in Israel aged 18 and over, among 509 respondents. Sampling error 4.4%-+
Data collection date: June 8, 2020
