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Israel: First exit polls show no clear winner, Arab parties make gains

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Briefings

Exit polls conducted on October 27, 2026, revealed a narrow victory for the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot in the Knesset, while Likud remained the largest single party. This marks the first exit poll results for the Israeli election cycle, indicating a potential shift in power dynamics despite Likud's traditional dominance.

Key points

• Opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot gained a narrow edge over Likud in the Knesset exit polls.
• Likud was projected to be the largest single party in the Israeli parliament despite the opposition's narrow lead.

Context

This finding represents the first exit poll results for the Israeli election cycle, providing real-time data on voter sentiment before the official vote count.

Limitations

Results are based on exit polls conducted on October 27, 2026, with limited geographic coverage and no official vote tallies available for comparison.

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