Telesker Poll: Livni-led Kadima would close gap with Netanyahu's Likud

[1] TNS("Teleseker")  poll for Maariv - 448 Israeli adults - including Israeli Arabs - 27 August 2008 ] published in Maariv on 29 August.  

[2] TNS("Teleseker")  poll for Maariv - Israeli Jews - 31 July 2008 - samples size not identified (previous TNS surveys added survey of Arabs for the Knesset vote question] published in Maariv on 1 August.

Kadima headed by Livni

31 33 [12] Likud headed by Netanyahu

23 20 [29] Kadima headed by Livni

12 17 [19] Labor headed by Barak

12 12 [11] Yisrael Beteinu

09 09 [12] Shas

08 06 [09] Nat'l Union/NRP

** ** [00] Green Party

04 05 [00] Social Justice (Gaydamak Party)

** ** [07] Retirees Party

05 04 [05] Meretz

06 04 [06] Yahadut Hatorah

10 10 [10] Arab parties

** does not get minimum votes for Knesset representation

Kadima headed by Mofaz

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31 33 [12] Likud headed by Netanyahu

16 16 [29] Kadima headed by Mofaz

16 20 [19] Labor headed by Barak

11 13 [11] Yisrael Beteinu

08 09 [12] Shas

08 06 [09] Nat'l Union/NRP

03 ** [00] Green Party

05 04 [00] Social Justice (Gaydamak Party)

** ** [07] Retirees Party

06 05 [05] Meretz

06 04 [06] Yahadut Hatorah

10 10 [10] Arab parties

** does not get minimum votes for Knesset representation

 

27 August 2008 Teleseker poll continued:

Of the following who is most appropriate to be prime minister?

• Netanyahu 31.6%
• Livni 24.6%
• Barak 10.5%
• Mofaz 10%
• None 16.5%
• All same 0.6%

Of the following who do you count on to manage the security and military system?

• Netanyahu 24.4%
• Livni 6.5%
• Barak 24.6%
• Mofaz 25.2%
• None 14.5%
• All same 0.1%

Of the following who do you count on to manage negotiations with the Palestinians?

• Netanyahu 25.6%
• Livni 27.4%
• Barak 11.1%
• Mofaz 12%
• None 17.3%
• All same 0.2%

Of the following who do you count on to manage socio-economic affairs?

• Netanyahu 46.5%
• Livni 20.5%
• Barak 5.4%
• Mofaz 5.6%
• None 15.4%
• All same 0.5%

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