BICOM

Israeli elections took place on 2 March, 2020. On this page you can find BICOM’s regular poll of polls, campaign updates and analysis of the parties and politicians.

Where do things stand? 

• Netanyahu and Gantz close to coalition deal | 30 March, 2020
• Bibi wins, Blue and White Break up | 27 March, 2020
• Supreme Court orders Speaker vote after Edelstein resignation | 26 March, 2020
• Israeli Supreme Court ordered vote for Knesset Speaker | 24 March, 2020
• Israeli parliament to hold crucial votes | 23 March, 2020
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Possible Government Formation

How did we get here? Read BICOM’s analysis

On December 11, Israel’s 22nd Knesset voted to dissolve itself as the deadline for forming a government passed with no breakthrough, sending the country to its third election in the past 11 months: 2 March, 2020. There was no real last-minute effort to find a compromise solution as loyalists of both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger Benny Gantz traded blame for the impasse.

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• March 5
• February 28
• February 13
• January 24
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Final Results

99% of votes counted

Green – Arab  | Red – left-wing  | Orange – centrist |  Blue – right-wing | Black – ultra-Orthodox 

Final Results | How the parties shaped up to September 2019 election

99% of votes counted

Netanyahu vs Gantz

Result of poll asking “who is most suited for Prime Minister?”

Aggregate polling, February 19-28, 2020 |

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