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Dialog conducted a poll of 505 people with a 4.2% margin of error that was published by Haaretz on Dec 17 2014. The poll was conducted on Dec 16. Additionally, Dialog conducted a scenario poll with Yesh Atid & Kahlon on a joint ticket. This is the 5th of the last 6 polls conducted where the joint Labor-Livni ticket does not receive more than Likud.  In the scenario poll, Kahlon running with Lapid in the Center-Left-Arab bloc reaches 60.

Current Knesset seats in [brackets]

21 [21] Labor-Livni

21 [18] Likud

16 [11] Bayit Yehudi

12 [–] Koolanu (Kahlon)

11 [19] Yesh Atid

08 [13] Yisrael Beitenu

08 [07] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ

06 [06] Meretz

05 [04] Hadash

05 [04] Ra’am-Ta’al

04 [10] Shas

03 [02] Maran (Yishai)

00 [03] Balad

00 [02] Kadima

 

72 [61] Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition)

48 [59] Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition)

*Note Electoral threshold is 3.25% (4 seats)

Current Knesset seats in [brackets]

24 [19] Yesh Atid & Koolanu (Kahlon)

21 [18] Likud

20 [21] Labor-Livni

16 [11] Bayit Yehudi

09 [07] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ

08 [13] Yisrael Beitenu

06 [06] Meretz

05 [04] Hadash

05 [04] Ra’am-Ta’al

03 [10] Shas

03 [02] Maran (Yishai)

00 [03] Balad

00 [02] Kadima

60 [61] Right-Religious-without Kahlon

60 [59] Center-Left-Arab-Kahlon

*Note Electoral threshold is 3.25% (4 seats)

 

Knesset Jeremy’s Weekly Average – The Israeli Poll of Polls

Knesset Jeremy Weekly Average #2 (week of Dec 7-Dec 13 2014) of 7 polls from 4 polling companies (3 Panels, 1 Geocartography, 1 Dialog, 1 Smith, 1 Midgam, 0 for Maagar Mochot, Teleseker, New Wave, Sarid):

(Last Week in brackets), current Knesset seats in [brackets]

1st 22.2 (16.8) [21] Labor+LIvni

2nd 21.2 (23.6) [18] Likud

3rd 15.7 (16.6) [12] Bayit Yehudi

4th 10.2 (09.9) [–] Kulanu

5th 09.5 (11.0) [13] Yisrael Beitenu

6th 09.0 (09.8) [19] Yesh Atid

7th 08.2 (07.8) [07] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ

8th 07.7 (07.6) [11] Shas

9th 05.8 (06.8) [06] Meretz

10th 10.0 (10.1) [11] Hadash, Ra’am-Ta’al & Balad *

11th 00.0 (.01) [02] Kadima

 

73.5 (76.4) [61] Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition)

46.5 (43.6) [59] Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition Zionist Camp-Yesh Atid-Meretz-Arabs)

* I am averaging Hadash, Ra’am-Ta’al & Balad together because 3 of the polls decided to poll them together, even though they haven’t agreed yet on their joint list.

Changes from week 1 to week 2:

Labor (w/addition of Livni) jumps to 1st place, as Likud drops to 2nd place & Bayit Yehudi to 3rd.

Kulanu moves up to 4th place and Yisrael Beitenu falls to 5th place.

Largest Gains: Labor-Livni gained 5.4 seats, UTJ gained .4 and Kulanu gained .3

Biggest Losses: Likud dropped 2.4 seats, Yisrael Beitenu lost 1.5 seats, Meretz lost 1 seat.

 

Party Breakdown (last week in brackets)

1st: Labor-Livni: High – 24 (17), Low – 18 (12)

2nd: Likud: High – 25 (30), Low – 20 (21)

3rd: Bayit Yehudi: High – 18 (18), Low – 11 (15)

4th: Kachlon: High – 13 (13), Low – 9 (5)

5th: Yisrael Beitenu: High – 11 (14), Low – 8 (9)

6th: Yesh Atid: High – 10 (11), Low- 8 (7)

7th: UTJ: High – 11 (8), Low – 7 (7)

8th: Shas: High – 10 (9), Low – 6 (6)

9th: Meretz: High – 6 (8), Low – 5 (5)

Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition): High – 78 (84), Low – 71 (70)

Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition): High – 49 (50), Low – 42 (36)

Knesset Jeremy Analysis – Week 2:

1 – Labor-Livni joint ticket provides Anti-BB coalition with momentum. Overall the Center-Left bloc gained 2.9 seats, however a considerable amount of Labor’s increase of 5.4 seats comes at the expense of the other members of the bloc (Meretz, Yesh Atid & Arabs).

2 – This was not a good polling week for Prime Minister Netanyahu, however there is a silver lining. Despite the initial polling success of the Labor-Livni ticket, BB’s possible coalition partners remain with a solid 73.5 seats, compared to the 61 they share today.

3 – Kachlon’s new party has a name – Kulanu. The list and platform are still not clear, but Kulanu is now in double digits and averages as the 4th largest party.

4 – Polling before the 47-days to election mark is usually influenced by scenario polls, rumors and possible splits and/or alliances. Week 1 was polling under the shadow of the probable Labor-Livni alliance. Week 2 was polling under the shadow of the probable split in Shas along with various rumors regarding a possible split in Bayit Yehudi. Week 3 will probably be polling under the shadow of MK Eli Yishai’s political options, Shaul Mofaz’s political future and possible additions to the Kulanu list.

Dialog (Panel HaMidgam) conducted two scenario polls broadcast by Channel 10 on Dec 9 2014.

First scenario poll was with a Labor-Livni-Mofaz ticket.

Second scenario poll was with Gidon Saar at head of Likud – no change in any seats.

Current Knesset seats in [brackets]                                         

22 [23] Labor-Livni-Mofaz (joint ticket)

20 [18] Likud

15 [12] Bayit Yehudi

13 [–] New Kachlon Party

11 [13] Yisrael Beitenu

10 [19] Yesh Atid

07 [11] Shas

07 [07] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ

06 [06] Meretz

05 [04] Hadash

04 [04] Ra’am-Ta’al

00 [03] Balad

00 [06] Movement

00 [02] Kadima

 

73 [61] Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition)

47 [59] Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition)

 

Additional Questions:

Who is most suited to be Prime Minister?

23% Netanyahu, 22% Herzog, 13% Bennett, 13% Saar, 10% Kachlon, 10% Liberman, 9% Lapid

Do you believe Netanyahu will deliver on 0 VAT promise on basic food?

62% No, 22% Yes, 16% Don’t know

Knesset Jeremy Analysis: Third scenario poll that has a Labor joint ticket as the largest party. A Labor+Livni+Mofaz list loses a seat from 23 to 22, and brings the Anti-BB coalition to 47 seats. Netanyahu’s Likud party has not been the largest party at the end of each of his 3 terms as PM & he might be forced to deal with a similar situation for his 4th, assuming President Rivlin gives him the chance.

Dialog conducted a poll for Channel 10 that was broadcast Dec 6 2014.

Are you satisfied from the following people, from a scale of 1 to 10?

5.8 Kachlon, 5.4 Bennett. 4.9 Netanyahu, 4.8 Liberman, 4.8 Herzog, 3.5 Lapid

 What will be your central consideration in choosing a party in this election?

48% Cost of living & Welfare, 18% Security threats, 15% Influence on the identity of Prime Minister, 10% Religion & State, 5% The diplomatic deadlock, 5% Don’t know

Do you agree that these elections are a national referendum on the conduct of Prime Minister Netanyahu?

48% Yes, 32% No, 20% Don’t know

Knesset Jeremy’s Weekly Average – The Israeli Poll of Polls

Knesset Jeremy Weekly Average #1 (week of Nov 30-Dec 6 2014) of 12 polls from 9 polling companies (3 Maagar Mochot, 2 Dialog, 1 Panels, 1 Smith, 1 Midgam, 1 Teleseker, 1 New Wave, 1 Geocartography, 1 Sarid):

Current Knesset seats in [brackets]

1st 23.6 [18] Likud

2nd 16.6 [12] Bayit Yehudi

3rd 13.4 [15] Labor

4th 11.0 [13] Yisrael Beitenu

5th 09.9 [–] New Kachlon Party

6th 09.8 [19] Yesh Atid

7th 07.8 [07] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ

8th 07.6 [11] Shas

9th 06.8 [06] Meretz

10th 3.4 [06] Movement

11th ?.? [04] Hadash

12th ?.? [04] Ra’am-Ta’al

13th ?.? [03] Balad

14th .01 [02] Kadima

 

76.4 [61] Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition)

43.6 [59] Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition)

Party Breakdown

1st: Likud: High – 30 (Dec 3 Geocarteography), Low – 21 (Dec 5 Panels & Maagar Mochot)
2nd: Bayit Yehudi: High – 18 (Dec 5 Panels & Maagar Mochot), Low – 15 (Dec 5 Maagar Mochot)
3rd: Labor: High – 17 (Dec 3 Sarid), Low – 12 (3 different polls)
4th: Yisrael Beitenu: High – 14 (Dec 3 Geocarteography), Low – 9 (Dec 5 Panels & Maagar Mochot)
5th: Kachlon: High – 13 (Dec 5 New Wave), Low – 5 (Dec 3 Sarid)
6th: Yesh Atid: High – 11 (5 polls), Low-  7 (Dec 3 Geocarteography)
7th: UTJ: High – 8 (9 polls), Low – 7 (3 polls)
8th: Shas: High – 9 (3 polls), Low – 6 (Nov 30 Dialog)
9th: Meretz: High – 8 (Dec 5 Panels & Maagar Mochot), Low – 5 (Dec 3 Teleseker)

Right-Religious (Possible BB coalition): High – 84 (Dec 3 Geocarteography), Low – 70 (Dec 3 Sarid)
Center-Left-Arab (Anti-BB coalition): High – 50 (Dec 3 Sarid), Low – 36 (Dec 3 Geocarteography)