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Smith Poll of Registered Labor Members: 28% Peretz, 19% Bar-lev, 19% Gabai, 16% Herzog, 14% Margalit

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April 22, 2017

Smith conducted a poll of 500 registered Labor members with a 4.5% margin of error that was published by Maariv on April 22 2017. The model took into account age and geographic distribution. Poll was conducted after Margalit joined race with his video.

If Leadership Elections were held today who would you vote for?

(Among people who answered 100% chance they will vote in elections):
28% Peretz, 19% Bar-lev, 19% Gabai, 16% Herzog, 14% Margalit, 4% Don’t know yet

How sure are you that you will vote for the candidate you have chosen from a scale of 1-100?

88.17 Herzog, 85.83 Peretz, 84.61 Margalit, 80.2 Bar-lev, 79.07 Gabai

Percentage of people who answered 100:

50% Peretz, 48% Herzog, 42% Margalit, 36% Bar-lev, 30% Gabai

Notes: There are around 50 thousand members eligible to vote in the election. 74% answered the chance they will vote is above 90%. There are other candidates that were not polled.

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Knesset Channel Poll: Among ZU Voters – 16% Yachimovich, 13% Peretz, 13% Herzog, 11% Margalit, 11% Gabai, 9% Cabel + More Inside

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February 14, 2017

Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on Feb 13 2017.

What grade do you give Issac Herzog as Opposition Chairman?

44% Bad, 33% Average, 13% Good, 10% Don’t know

Of the following candidates who do you think is most worthy to lead the Labor Party?

General Public: 27% Yachimovich, 22% None/Other, 17% Don’t know, 10% Peretz, 8% Herzog, 7% Cabel, 6% Margalit, 3% Gabai
Zionist Union Voters: 16% Other/None, 16% Yachimovich, 13% Peretz, 13% Herzog, 11% Margalit, 11% Gabai, 11% Don’t know, 9% Cabel

Should Herzog maintain the Zionist Union with the Livni Party?

General Public: 44% No, 33% Yes, 23% Don’t know
Zionist Union Voters: 42% Yes, 31% No, 27% Don’t know

Is Herzog correct when he attempts to place the Zionist Union in the center of the Israeli political map?

General Public: 44% Yes, 28% No, 28% Don’t know
Zionist Union Voters: 71% Yes, 20% No, 9% Don’t know

Do you think the efforts to enter Netanyahu’s Government hurt or helped Herzog’s standing?

55% Hurt, 25% Didn’t influence, 15% Don’t know, 5% Helped

Should Herzog join Yair Lapid in the next general elections?

General Public: 52% No, 28% Yes, 20% Don’t know
Zionist Union Voters: 44% Yes, 42% No, 14% Don’t know
Yesh Atid Voters: 49% No, 42% Yes, 9% Don’t know

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Labor Poll: Likud Beitenu 39, Labor 21, Yesh Atid 10, Shas 9, Jewish Home 9

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December 2, 2012

Internal Poll conducted for Labor

Current Knesset seats in [brackets].

39 [42] Likud Beitenu (Likud and Yisrael Beitenu)
21 [08] Labor
10 [—] Yesh Atid
09 [10] Shas
09 [05] Jewish Home-Tekuma
07 [05] Yahadut Hatorah/UTJ
07 [—] The Movement (Livni Party)
05 [03] Meretz
04 [04] Hadash
04 [04] Ra’am-Ta’al
03 [03] Balad
02 [01] Am Shalem
00 [28] Kadima
00 [05] Independence
00 [02] Strong Israel

66 [65] Right
54 [55] Center-Left

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Labor Top 25 Knesset List in English

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November 30, 2012

Labor Top 25 Knesset List

1) Shelly (reserved)
2) Herzog (21,837)
3) Peretz (19,047)
4) Cabel (15,991)
5) Michaeli (11,712) jumped up for woman slot
6) Ben-Eliezer (15,954)
7) Bar (reserved)
8) Bar-Lev (15,406)
9) Shafir (9,649) jumped up for woman slot
10) Braverman (14,478)
11) Margalit (14,345)
12) Shmuli (13,365)
13) Rozental (11,405)
14) Biran (8,822) jumped up for woman slot
15) Shai (11,057)
16) Mizrahi (10,767)
17) Atar (9,577)
18) Madgaleh (7,677) jumped up for non-Jew slot
19) Chilo (7,636) jumped up for woman slot
20) Absedeza (5,466) jumped up for immigrant slot
21) Yonah (9,365)
22) Ben-Simon (8,941)
23) Corenfeld (8,204)
24) Tropper (7,993)
25) Prital (3,180) jumped up

Notables:

Openhimer (7,953)
Kriv (6,037)
Shalit (3,517)
Schwartz (3,409)

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