The KnessetJeremy Average 6 weeks out from election day shows a 60-60 tie between the Netanyahu bloc and the Lapid bloc + Hadash-Taal.

If we look at the snapshot 6 weeks before the previous election, we will see that 8 of the 13 parties that would pass the threshold were already within a seat of their election results.

The five exceptions are New Hope and Yamina who would gradually drop, losing a good portion of support to Blue & White, and the Joint List who would lose support to Raam.

It is important to note that at this time in the previous election Raam only passed the electoral threshold in one of the four polls conducted after the submission of the lists. Blue & White passed in two of the four.

Over the coming weeks I will monitor the trend of the 2022 election and attempt to predict the direction of momentum in this election based on the 2021 data.

2022 Election PartyPoll Seat EstPoll Avg  
Likud3332.6  
Yesh Atid2423.6  
National Unity1212.2  
Religious Zionist1212  
Shas88.2  
UTJ77  
Yisrael Beitenu65.8  
Labor55.4  
Meretz54.8  
Hadash-Taal44.4  
Raam44  
     
Netanyahu Bloc60   
Lapid w/H-T60   
Lapid w/o H-T56   
     
2021 Election PartyPoll Seat EstPoll AvgGapElex Results
Likud3029.25030
Yesh Atid1716.75017
New Hope1514.25-96
Yamina1111-47
Joint List99-36
Shas87.7519
Yisrael Beitenu7707
UTJ76.7507
Labor 66.2517
Religious Zionist54.516
Meretz54.516
Blue & White0288
Raam0144