Opinion polling for the April 2019 Israeli legislative election

In the run-up to the April 2019 Israeli legislative election, which was held on 9 April,^[1] various organisations carried out opinion polling to gauge voting intentions in Israel. Results of such polls are displayed in this article, ranging from the previous legislative election, held on 17 March 2015, to the 2019 election.

Campaign period

Electoral threshold

Polls do not take the electoral threshold (currently 3.25%) into account in a uniform fashion. Some polls reported the number of seats each party would win purely according to the percentages, as though there were no threshold; others eliminated parties that polled below the threshold and distributed the 120 available Knesset seats only among those who passed it. As a result, parties that polled at or near the threshold can show^[2] inconsistent results, bouncing between 0 and the minimum 3 or 4 seats. Polls may not add up to 120 seats due to rounding or omitted parties that drop out or do not poll consistently.

Graphs

These graphs show the polling trends from the time Knesset candidate lists were finalized on 21 February, until the day of the election. No polls were published from Friday before the election until the election date.

If more than one poll was conducted on the same day, the graphs show the average of the polls for that date.

Blocs

Legend

• Right-of-centre parties: all current government parties—Likud, Kulanu,^{[fn 1]} Shas, United Torah Judaism (UTJ), Union of the Right-Wing Parties (URWP), and New Right—as well as Yisrael Beiteinu and Zehut.^{[fn 2]}
• Centre and left-of-centre parties: Labor, Blue & White,^{[fn 3]} Ra'am-Balad, Hadash-Ta'al, Meretz, and Gesher.^{[fn 4]}

Note: Political blocs do not necessarily determine the exact makeup of post-election coalitions.

Parties

Polls

Poll results are listed in the table below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first. The highest figure in each survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. In the instance that there is a tie, then both figures are shaded. Parties that fall below the threshold are denoted by the percentage of votes that they received (N%) instead of the seats they would have gotten. When a poll has no information on a certain party, that party is instead marked by a dash (–).

These tables list the polls published from the time that Yisrael Beiteinu left the government coalition in mid-November 2018,^[7] until election day.

Legend

• R — sum of right-of-centre parties, including all current government parties—Likud, Kulanu,^{[fn 1]} Shas, United Torah Judaism (UTJ), Union of the Right-Wing Parties (URWP), and New Right—as well as Yisrael Beiteinu and Zehut.^{[fn 2]}
• L — sum of centre and left-of-centre parties, including: Labor, Blue & White,^{[fn 3]} Ra'am-Balad, Hadash-Ta'al, Meretz, and Gesher.^{[fn 4]}

Note: Political blocs do not necessarily determine the exact makeup of post-election coalitions.

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Blue & White	Kulanu	Ra'am –Balad	Shas	UTJ	URWP	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Hadash –Ta'al	New Right	Gesher	Zehut	L	R
	Outgoing Knesset[8]	29	18	11	10	8	7	6	5	5	5	5	3	1	N/A	54	66
16 Apr	Election results[9]	35	6	35	4	4	8	8	5	5	4	6	0	0	0	55	65
9 Apr	Channel 13 exit poll[10]	36	7	36	4	–	7	7	4	4	4	7	4	–	–	54	66
9 Apr	Channel 11 exit poll[11]	36	8	37	5	–	7	7	5	4	5	6	–	–	–	56	64
9 Apr	Channel 12 exit poll[12][13]	33	6	37	4	6	6	7	5	5	5	6	–	–	–	60	60
5 Apr	Election silence starting end of Friday before election day.[14]
5 Apr	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[15]	28	11	28	4	4	5	6	7	4	5	6	6	(2.8%)	6	54	66
5 Apr	Smith/Maariv[16]	27	9	29	5	4	6	7	6	4	5	7	6	(2.6%)	5	54	66
5 Apr	Maagar Mohot/Radio 103FM[17]	28	9	31	6	–	6	7	7	–	7	7	6	–	6	54	66
4 Apr	Smith/Jerusalem Post[18]	27	9	28	5	4	6	6	6	5	5	6	5	4	4	56	64
4 Apr	Midgam/Yedioth Ahronoth[19]	26	11	30	5	4	5	7	5	4	5	7	6	(2.2%)	5	57	63
4 Apr	Maagar Mohot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[20]	27	10	32	6	(2%)	5	8	6	(2%)	8	6	6	(2%)	6	56	64
4 Apr	TNS/Kan[8]	31	8	30	5	4	4	6	6	(2.4%)	6	8	6	(2.9%)	6	56	64
4 Apr	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[21]	26	10	30	5	4	5	7	5	5	5	7	6	(2.6%)	5	56	64
4 Apr	Miskar[22]	31	10	28	(3.18%)	4	6	6	8	(1.2%)	5	7	7	(2%)	8	54	66
3 Apr	Panels Politics/Walla![23]	29	10	30	(2.9%)	4	5	6	7	4	6	8	6	(2.1%)	5	58	62
2-3 Apr	Dialog/Haaretz[24]	30	10	27	5	4	5	6	7	4	5	7	5	(2.8%)	5	53	67
2 Apr	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[25]	29	14	28	4	5	5	6	7	(2.2%)	5	6	5	(2.9%)	6	58	62
31 Mar	Panels Politics/Channel 12[26]	31	9	30	4	(2.1%)	5	6	5	4	6	9	6	(2.2%)	5	54	66
31 Mar	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[27]	28	8	32	5	4	6	6	5	4	5	7	5	(1.6%)	5	56	64
29 Mar	Maagar Mohot/Radio 103 FM[28]	29	8	31	5	–	6	7	7	4	5	7	6	–	5	51	69
28 Mar	Midgam/Yedioth Ahronoth[29]	27	9	31	5	4	5	7	5	4	5	7	6	(2.7%)	5	56	64
28 Mar	Maagar Mohot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[30]	28	8	32	5	(2%)	6	6	6	5	6	6	6	(1%)	6	52	68
28 Mar	Smith/Maariv[31]	29	8	30	4	4	6	6	6	4	5	7	7	(3%)	4	54	66
28 Mar	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[32]	30	10	30	4	4	4	7	7	(2.2%)	5	7	5	(2.3%)	7	56	64
28 Mar	Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[33]	30	9	29	4	4	6	6	7	(2.3%)	6	8	7	(1.5%)	4	56	64
27 Mar	Panels Politics/Walla![34]	31	9	30	4	(1.9%)	4	7	7	4	5	8	6	(2.6%)	5	52	68
26 Mar	Midgam/Army Radio[35]	28	10	30	4	(1.6%)	6	7	5	4	5	8	5	4	4	57	63
26 Mar	TNS/Kan[36]	28	8	30	6	5	6	7	5	(2.1%)	5	7	7	(2.6%)	6	55	65
24-26 Mar	Miskar[37]	31	7	30	(3.1%)	4	6	6	9	(2.4%)	5	8	7	(2.6%)	7	54	66
24 Mar	Midgam/Channel 12[38]	28	10	32	(2.6%)	4	6	7	5	4	4	7	5	4	4	61	59
24 Mar	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[39]	28	10	31	5	4	5	6	8	(2.4%)	5	7	5	(1.6%)	6	57	63
22 Mar	Panels Politics/Maariv[40]	31	9	30	4	–	4	7	6	5	6	9	5	–	4	54	66
22 Mar	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[41]	26	9	30	4	4	4	6	7	4	6	5	5	4	6	58	62
22 Mar	Smith/Jerusalem Post[42]	27	8	30	5	4	6	7	6	4	5	8	6	(2.8%)	4	55	65
20 Mar	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[43]	27	10	32	4	4	5	7	5	4	4	8	6	(1.6%)	4	58	62
20 Mar	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[44]	29	9	31	5	4	5	7	7	(2.2%)	5	7	6	(2.3%)	5	56	64
19 Mar	Panels Politics/Walla![45]	32	8	29	4	(2.5%)	4	6	7	5	6	9	6	(2.9%)	4	52	68
16-18 Mar	Miskar[46]	31	8	29	(2.3%)	5	6	6	9	(1.4%)	5	7	8	(2.3%)	6	54	66
17 Mar	Direct Polls/Kan[47]	31	9	30	(2.1%)	4	6	6	6	4	6	8	6	(1.1%)	4	57	63
14 Mar	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[48]	26	7	33	5	(2%)	5	7	7	5	8	6	6	(2%)	5	54	66
14 Mar	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[49]	28	10	31	4	4	6	7	7	4	4	7	4	(2.3%)	4	56	64
13 Mar	Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[50]	32	10	32	(2.7%)	(2.6%)	6	7	7	(2.9%)	6	9	7	(1.7%)	4	57	63
11 Mar	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Channel 13[51]	28	7	31	4	5	5	6	7	4	6	7	6	(2.3%)	4	56	64
8 Mar	Maagar Mohot/Radio 103FM[52]	29	8	35	5	–	6	8	7	–	7	9	6	–	–	59	61
7-8 Mar	Midgam/iPanel/Yediot Ahronot[53]	29	10	33	4	4	6	7	6	4	5	7	5	(2%)	(3.1%)	59	61
7 Mar	Dialog/Haaretz[54]	28	10	31	4	4	5	7	8	(2%)	4	8	7	(1.8%)	4	57	63
7 Mar	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[55]	26	8	33	4	(2%)	4	8	8	(1%)	8	9	8	(2%)	4	58	62
5 Mar	TNS/Kan[56]	30	7	35	5	4	5	7	5	(2%)	5	8	5	(2%)	4	59	61
5 Mar	Smith/Channel 20[57]	29	7	31	4	4	5	6	6	4	5	9	6	4	(3%)	60	60
5 Mar	Midgam/Channel 12[58]	30	9	36	5	4	6	7	6	(2.7%)	4	8	5	(2.2%)	(2.0%)	61	59
5 Mar	Panels Politics/Walla! News[59]	31	8	36	6	(1.6%)	4	7	7	(2.8%)	6	9	6	(2.7%)	(2.6%)	59	61
3 Mar	Panels Politics/Channel 12[60]	30	8	38	5	(2.2%)	4	7	7	(2.1%)	6	9	6	(2.8%)	(2.9%)	61	59
1-3 Mar	Miskar[61][fn 5]	28	5	27	(2.3%)	5	4	5	11	(1.3%)	4	7	7	(1.4%)	7	48	62
1 Mar	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Channel 13[62]	30	6	36	4	4	6	7	7	(2.3%)	6	9	5	(2.3%)	(1.6%)	61	59
1 Mar	TNS/Kan[63]	29	6	37	5	5	6	7	5	(2%)	6	7	7	(3%)	(3%)	61	59
1 Mar	Maagar Mohot/Radio 103FM & Maariv[64][fn 5]	25	7	37	5	–	6	6	10	–	6	7	8	–	–	57	60
28 Feb	Panels Politics/Maariv[65]	29	6	35	5	(1.5%)	5	7	7	4	5	11	6	(3.0%)	(2.9%)	57	63
28 Feb	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[66]	29	7	38	4	(1%)	6	6	9	(2%)	6	7	8	(2%)	(3%)	58	62
27 Feb	Number 10 Strategies/The Times of Israel[67]	29	8	36	4	4	4	7	5	4	4	7	8	(1%)	–	59	61
24 Feb	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[68]	31	8	36	(2%)	(2%)	7	7	8	(3%)	7	7	9	(2%)	(2%)	58	62
24 Feb	Midgam/iPanel/Yediot Ahronot[69]	29	9	35	4	5	5	7	5	4	4	7	6	(3%)	(3.1%)	60	60
22 Feb	Maagar Mochot/Radio 103 FM[70]	27	6	34	4	8	4	6	7	4	5	6	6	–	–	62	58
21 Feb	Panels Politics/Maariv[71]	29	7	35	4	5	5	7	6	4	4	6	8	(2.4%)	(2.8%)	57	63
21 Feb	Midgam/Yediot Ahronot[72]	30	8	36	4	6	5	6	5	4	4	6	6	(2.7%)	(2.4%)	60	60
21 Feb	Direct polls/Makor Rishon[73]	32	7	35	(2.3%)	(1.2%)	5	7	6	5	4	11	8	(2%)	(1.6%)	57	63
21 Feb	Direct polls/Kan[74]	32	8	35	(1.9%)	(2.1%)	6	6	6	5	4	11	7	(2.4%)	(2.1%)	58	62
21 Feb	Midgam/Channel 12[75]	30	8	36	4	6	5	7	4	4	4	6	6	(3.1%)	(2%)	60	60
21 Feb	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Channel 13[76]	26	5	36	4	4	6	7	8	5	4	10	5	–	–	59	61
21 Feb	Deadline for party lists to be submitted[77]
21 Feb	The Joint List splits up. Hadash joins Ta'al as Balad runs with Ra'am.[78]
21 Feb	Yesh Atid and Hosen L'Yisrael reach agreement to run as one list called Blue & White[79]
20 Feb	The Jewish Home, Tkuma and Otzma Yehudit reach agreement to run as one list called URWP[80][81]

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	Zehut	Hosen- Telem	L	R
	Current seats[82]	30	18	12	11	10	7	6	6	5	5	5	3	1	1	N/A	N/A	54	66
20 Feb	Panels Politics/Walla! News[83]	31	9	5	13	4	4	7	—	5	–	5	8	6	4	–	19	61	59
18 Feb	Hatnuah announces withdrawal[84]
17 Feb	Channel 13[85]	32	5	7	10	4	4	6	–	5	4	4	9	6	–	–	24	56	64
17 Feb	Midgam/Channel 12[82]	30	10	5	12	5	6	7	–	4	4	5	7	7	–	–	18	57	63
16 Feb	Direct Polls/Kan[86]	30	10	6	10	4	5	6	–	5	5	5	8	6	–	–	20	57	63
15 Feb	Maagar Mochot/Radio 103 FM[87]	30	8	7	11	–	5	7	–	–	–	6	8	5	–	–	20	59	61
14 Feb	Meretz holds its primaries[88]
14 Feb	Maagar Mochot/i24 News/Israel Hayom[89]	32	8	9	12	–	4	9	–	–	–	7	6	5	4	5	19	64	56
13 Feb	Direct Polls/Kan[90]	30	11	6	11	4	5	7	–	–	6	4	10	6	–	–	20	58	62
12 Feb	Midgam/Labor[91]	30	9	5	11	6	6	7	–	–	4	5	7	7	4	–	19	60	60
12 Feb	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[92]	32	8	6	11	5	6	7	–	–	4	5	8	7	–	–	21	58	62
11 Feb	Labor holds its primaries[93]
9 Feb	Miskar/Srugim[94][fn 5]	30	–	4	9	–	–	6	–	6	–	–	7	5	–	–	20	38	49
8 Feb	Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[95]	32	7	5	11	–	6	7	–	4	5	5	8	7	–	–	23	58	62
7 Feb	Midgam/Channel 12[96]	32	7	5	11	5	6	7	–	–	5	5	8	7	–	–	22	57	63
7 Feb	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[97]	32	5	7	10	4	5	5	–	5	4	4	9	6	–	–	24	56	64
7 Feb	Panels Politics/Walla! News[98]	34	5	7	13	5	4	7	–	6	–	5	6	6	–	–	22	58	62
6–7 Feb	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[99]	35	5	11	14	–	6	9	–	–	–	7	7	–	5	–	21	63	57
6 Feb	Smith/Channel 20[100]	30	5	6	12	5	5	6	–	–	5	6	8	6	4	–	22	61	59
6 Feb	Direct Polls/Kan[101]	32	6	6	11	4	5	6	–	5	5	4	7	7	–	–	22	56	64
5 Feb	Likud holds its primaries[102]
3–4 Feb	Dialog/Haaretz[103]	30	5	7	9	5	5	6	–	6	5	4	7	5	4	–	22	56	64
3 Feb	The Jewish Home chooses Rabbi Rafi Peretz as its leader[104]
1 Feb	Panels Politics/Maariv[105]	31	6	5	12	5	4	7	–	4	5	5	6	6	4	–	20	58	62
31 Jan	Maagar Mochot/i24News/Israel Hayom[106][fn 5]	28	5	9	9	5	4	7	–	–	–	4	7	–	4	4	19	50	55
30 Jan	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[107]	30	6	6	9	4	5	6	–	4	4	4	6	8	4	–	24	61	59
30 Jan	Midgam/Channel 12[108]	30	6	6	11	5	5	7	–	4	4	4	7	6	4	–	21	58	62
30 Jan	Direct Polls/Kan[109]	31	8	6	9	4	4	6	–	4	5	6	8	6	–	–	23	58	62
30 Jan	Panels Politics/Walla! News[110]	29	7	7	12	5	4	7	–	4	5	5	7	5	4	–	19	59	61
29 Jan	Moshe Feiglin's Zehut party holds Israel's first open primaries[111]
29 Jan	Hosen L'Yisrael announces they will run a joint list with Moshe Ya'alon's Telem party[112]
24 Jan	Direct Polls/Reshet Bet[113]	31	9	6	11	4	5	6	–	4	5	6	8	6	4	–	15	57	63
22 Jan	Midgam/Army Radio[114]	29	9	6	13	5	6	7	–	4	5	5	7	6	5	–	13	57	63
17 Jan	Teleseker/Saloona[115]	28	8	12	13	5	5	7	–	4	4	5	9	—	5	–	15	58	62
17 Jan	Panels Politics/Walla![116]	33	8	10	15	5	4	7	–	4	4	5	9	—	4	–	12	54	66
16 Jan	TNS/Kan[117]	31	7	12	10	6	5	6	4	4	4	5	7	—	6	—	13	57	63
16 Jan	Midgam/Channel 12[118]	32	9	6	14	4	6	7	–	–	6	5	8	6	4	–	13	57	63
8 Jan	Ta'al withdraws from the Joint List[119]

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	Hosen	L	R
8 Jan	Panels Politics/Walla! News[120]	32	8	12	13	5	5	7	–	5	4	5	8	4	12	54	66
5 Jan	Shvakim Panorama/Israel Beitenu[121]	26	8	12	10	5	7	7	4	4	8	6	6	4	13	57	63
4 Jan	Maagar Mochot/Radio 103 FM[122]	29	7	10	13	6	4	7	4	–	5	6	8	5	12	57	59
4 Jan	Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[123]	26	10	12	17	4	5	6	–	5	4	5	10	4	12	60	60
4 Jan	Panels Politics/Maariv[124]	30	8	13	12	5	5	7	–	4	4	5	11	4	12	54	66
3 Jan	Smith/Jerusalem Post[125]	30	9	12	11	6	6	7	–	–	5	6	9	5	14	57	63
3 Jan	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[126][fn 5]	28	7	9	13	6	–	6	4	4	4	6	8	5	13	57	56
2 Jan	TNS/Kan[127]	28	7	12	13	7	6	7	–	–	5	6	9	6	14	58	62
2 Jan	Midgam/iPanel/News Company[128]	31	8	12	10	5	5	7	5	4	5	5	6	5	12	57	63
1 Jan	Labor splits the Zionist Union alliance with Hatnuah[129]

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	Hosen	L	R
30 Dec	Sarid/Kan[130]	27	9	12	16	7	4	7	–	–	6	14	5	13	61	59
30 Dec	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 10[131]	30	8	13	11	6	5	7	3	5	5	8	5	14	56	64
30 Dec	Midgam/Channel 13[132]	28	9	12	12	6	6	7	4	5	6	6	5	14	58	62
30 Dec	Panels Politics/Walla![133]	28	9	13	15	5	4	7	4	4	6	10	4	11	58	62
30 Dec	Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[134]	25	9	12	10	4	5	7	5	5	5	14	4	15	55	65
29 Dec	Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennett break away from The Jewish Home to create a new party, the New Right[135]
27 Dec	Former IDF General Chief of Staff Benny Gantz registers a new party, Hosen L'Yisrael[136]
27 Dec	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[137][138]	31	7	12	11	5	4	7	11	4	5	—	6	15	56	62
27 Dec	Panels Politics/Channel 12[139]	31	9	11	15	5	4	7	11	4	5	—	5	13	58	62
26 Dec	The government is dissolved[140]
25 Dec	Midgam/News Company[141]	29	11	12	11	5	5	7	9	6	5	—	4	16	59	61
25 Dec	Sarid/Kan[142]	30	10	13	13	6	4	7	12	4	7	—	4	10	57	63
25 Dec	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[143]	30	12	12	15	6	6	7	10	7	7	—	8	—	54	66
		27	9	12	12	6	5	7	9	6	6	—	6	15	60	60
25 Dec	Panels Politics/Walla![144]	32	11	11	17	6	4	8	12	6	8	—	5	—	52	68
		31	9	11	12	5	4	7	11	5	6	—	5	14	57	63
24–25 Dec	Panels Politics/Maariv[145][146]	30	9	11	12	6	4	7	11	5	6	—	6	13	57	63
24 Dec	Prime Minister Netanyahu calls the election for 9 April 2019[147]
16 Dec	Midgam/Channel 13[148]	28	10	12	13	5	5	7	9	6	4	—	5	16	60	60
21 Nov	Panels Politics/Walla![149]	30	12	13	17	6	4	8	13	6	6	—	5	—	53	67
		30	9	13	10	5	4	8	12	4	6	—	–	19	57	63
20 Nov	Midgam/Army Radio[150]	30	12	12	18	8	6	7	9	8	4	—	6	—	52	68
19 Nov	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[151]	29	14	14	17	5	4	6	9	8	7	—	7	—	59	61
		27	10	14	12	4	4	6	9	8	6	—	5	15	62	58
17 Nov	Midgam/News Company[152]	30	12	12	18	8	7	6	10	6	5	—	6	—	53	67
14–15 Nov	Smith/Channel 20[153]	29	11	12	16	8	5	8	11	8	6	—	6	—	51	69
14 Nov	Panels Politics/Maariv[154]	30	11	11	17	7	5	8	12	7	6	—	6	—	51	69
14 Nov	Midgam/News Company[155]	29	11	12	18	8	6	7	11	7	6	—	5	—	52	68
		24	8	12	13	8	6	7	10	7	5	—	5	15	58	62
14 Nov	Yisrael Beiteinu leaves the coalition government, down to just 61 MKs in support[7]

Student polls

This table lists polls answered by Israeli college and university students.

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Blue & White	Kulanu	Ra'am –Balad	Shas	UTJ	URWP	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Hadash –Ta'al	New Right	Gesher	Zehut	L	R
	Current seats[8]	29	18	11	10	8	7	6	5	5	5	5	3	1	N/A	54	66
31 Mar 2019	Panels/National Union of Students[156] [157]	13	14	47	–	–	(1.9%)	(2.8%)	7	–	15	(2.0%)	7	(1.1%)	17	76	44

20th Knesset

For the events during those years, see 2018 in Israel, 2017 in Israel, 2016 in Israel, and 2015 in Israel.

This table lists the polls published from the beginning of the 20th Knesset to the time that Yisrael Beiteinu left the government coalition in mid-November 2018.

Legend

• C — sum of 2015 government coalition parties, including: Likud, Kulanu, The Jewish Home, Shas, United Torah Judaism, and Yisrael Beiteinu (joined in 2016).
• O — sum of opposition parties, including: Zionist Union (Labor Party and Hatnuah), Yesh Atid, Joint List and Meretz, as well as independent MK Orly Levy who resigned from Yisrael Beiteinu in 2016.

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Jewish Home	Shas	UTJ	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Orly Levy	C	O
25 Oct 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[158]	30	12	14	19	7	10	4	6	5	8	5	62	58
11 Oct 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[159]	31	11	13	15	6	12	5	8	6	7	6	68	52
7 Oct 2018	Midgam/News Company[160]	32	12	12	18	6	10	5	7	5	6	6	65	54
2–3 Sep 2018	Panels Politics/Keshet[161]	36	11	11	18	6	11	4	7	6	5	5	70	50
21 Aug 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[162]	33	12	11	20	6	11	4	7	6	5	5	67	53
30 Jul 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[163]	33	12	11	19	6	10	4	8	6	5	6	67	53
24 Jul 2018	Midgam/News Company[164]	30	15	12	19	7	8	5	7	7	5	5	64	56
12 Jul 2018	Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[165]	33	11	11	20	7	10	4	7	6	5	6	67	53
8 Jul 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[166][167]	35	11	12	17	6	10	4	8	5	7	5	68	52
4 Jul 2018	Midgam/Yediot Ahronot[168]	33	15	12	18	6	7	5	7	6	6	5	64	56
25 Jun 2018	Midgam/News Company[169]	32	15	12	18	7	7	6	7	6	5	5	65	55
8 Jun 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[170]	31	13	12	18	6	11	5	6	6	7	5	65	55
3 Jun 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[171]	34	10	12	16	6	11	5	8	6	6	6	70	50
1 Jun 2018	Smith/Maariv[172]	34	11	12	17	7	9	5	6	8	6	5	69	51
9 May 2018	Panels/Maariv[173]	36	10	12	17	7	9	4	7	6	6	6	69	51
9 May 2018	Geocartography[fn 6]	42	10	?	18	?	8	5	9	?	?	?	64	?
9 May 2018	Midgam/News Company[175]	35	14	12	18	6	8	4	7	6	5	5	66	54
1 May 2018	Smith/Channel 20[176]	32	12	12	19	7	10	4	7	6	7	4	66	54
29 Apr 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[177]	29	11	12	19	7	12	5	8	6	7	4	67	53
26 Apr 2018	Geocartography/Israel Hayom[178]	34	9	11	20	6	9	4	9	4	7	7	66	54
23 Apr 2018	Midgam/News Company[179]	28	14	12	20	6	10	4	7	5	6	8	60	60
15 Apr 2018	Panel Politics/Knesset Channel[180]	29	10	11	20	9	12	5	7	5	7	5	67	53
3 Apr 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[181]	32	12	13	21	7	10	4	5	5	7	4	63	57
29 Mar 2018	Smith/Channel 20[182]	30	13	12	19	7	10	5	7	5	7	5	64	56
22 Mar 2018	Meretz leadership primary concludes with Tamar Zandberg's victory[183]
16 Mar 2018	Geocartography/Israel Hayom[184]	39	10	10	20	5	8	–	9	5	7	7	66	54
12 Mar 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[185]	29	11	13	24	6	11	5	6	6	9	—	63	57
12 Mar 2018	Midgam/News Company[186]	30	13	12	21	6	11	4	7	4	7	5	62	58
11 Mar 2018	Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon announces his intention to form a new party and run in the next election[187]
8 Mar 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[188]	30	11	10	24	7	11	4	8	7	8	—	67	53
8 Mar 2018	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[189]	34	10	10	24	6	14	2	8	5	7	—	69	51
6 Mar 2018	Independent MK Orly Levy announces her intention to form a new party and run in the next election[190]
4 Mar 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[191]	29	12	12	24	7	10	5	6	7	8	—	64	56
1 Mar 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[192]	29	13	10	23	8	11	4	8	6	8	—	66	54
28 Feb 2018	Geocartography/Israel Hayom[193]	36	10	10	23	5	11	4	10	5	6	—	71	49
21–22 Feb 2018	Midgam/News Company[194]	28	15	12	24	7	9	5	7	7	6	—	63	57
21 Feb 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[195]	27	15	12	23	8	10	5	6	7	7	—	63	57
19 Feb 2018	Geocartography/Israel Hayom[196]	34	12	12	20	7	14	–	9	6	6	—	70	50
14 Feb 2018	Smith/Maariv[197]	28	15	12	22	7	11	5	7	7	6	—	65	55
14 Feb 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Ten News[198]	27	16	11	25	5	11	5	7	6	7	—	61	59
14 Feb 2018	Midgam/News Company[199]	26	15	12	22	9	11	5	7	6	7	—	64	56
1 Feb 2018	Geocartography[200]	30	13	8	24	7	12	5	7	8	6	—	69	51
21 Jan 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[201]	24	15	11	25	8	13	4	8	5	7	—	62	58
12 Jan 2018	Panels Politics/Maariv[202]	22	14	11	27	9	13	4	8	5	7	—	61	59
10–11 Jan 2018	Midgam/News Company[203]	25	16	12	24	7	11	6	7	7	5	—	63	57
28 Dec 2017	Geocartography[204]	31	13	9	26	8	12	4	7	4	6	—	66	54
25–27 Dec 2017	Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[205]	24	12	11	25	11	14	4	7	5	7	—	65	55
18–19 Dec 2017	Geocartography[206]	24	14	9	27	7	20	–	9	5	5	—	65	55
8 Dec 2017	Geocartography[207]	33	12	13	16	7	14	6	9	6	4	—	75	45
4 Dec 2017	News Company[208]	24	18	12	22	6	12	5	7	7	7	—	61	59
1 Dec 2017	Panels Politics/Maariv[209]	25	17	11	25	7	12	4	8	5	6	—	61	59
26 Nov 2017	Ten News[210]	24	17	11	24	9	12	4	7	5	7	—	61	59
19 Nov 2017	Walla News[211]	27	19	11	21	7	10	3	8	7	7	—	62	58
1 Nov 2017	Ten News[212]	26	19	12	22	7	11	4	6	5	8	—	59	61
1 Nov 2017	News Company[213]	24	21	12	20	8	12	4	8	6	5	—	62	58
28 Oct 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[214]	26	20	12	21	7	10	3	6	6	7	—	58	60
17 Oct 2017	Panels Politics[215]	25	20	11	22	6	13	4	7	6	6	—	61	59
21 Sep 2017	Panels Politics[216]	28	17	11	24	6	12	4	8	5	5	—	63	57
22 Aug 2017	Geocartography[217]	34	13	10	14	10	13	4	9	6	7	—	76	44
13 Aug 2017	Panels[218]	25	16	11	21	9	12	5	8	7	6	—	66	54
6 Aug 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[219]	27–31	20–22	11	16–18	7	9–10	5–6	7	8	5	—	63-69	52-56
3 Aug 2017	Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[220]	30	16	13	20	9	12	4	6	5	5	—	66	54
27 Jul 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[221]	28	20	10	17	7	13	6	7	7	5	—	68	52
23 Jul 2017	Geocartography[222]	32	18	10	17	6	9	5	9	9	5	—	70	50
21 Jul 2017	Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post[223]	24	19	11	22	9	13	5	7	5	5	—	63	57
12 Jul 2017	Geocartography/Kol Brama[224]	29	19	11	21	8	10	4	9	4	5	—	64	56
12 Jul 2017	Panels/Walla[224]	25	19	12	21	7	12	5	8	6	5	—	63	57
11 Jul 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[225]	29	24	8	16	6	14	5	6	7	5	—	67	53
11 Jul 2017	Midgam/Channel 2[226]	25	20	13	18	8	13	5	7	6	5	—	64	56
10 Jul 2017	Second round of Labor leadership election concludes with Avi Gabbay's victory[227]
7 Jul 2017	Panels/Maariv[228]	25–26	16–17	12	20–21	8–9	12	5–6	7	6	6–7	—	63-66	54-57
5 Jul 2017	Midgam/Channel 2 News[229]	28–29	14–15	13	20–21	10–11	9	5	6	7	6	—	67-65	55-53
5 Jul 2017	Midgam Panel + Statnet/Walla News[230]	21–22	18	13	23	9–10	11	7	7	5	5	—	60-62	59
4 Jul 2017	First round of Labor leadership election concludes with Avi Gabbay and Amir Peretz advancing to the second round[231]
26 May 2017	Midgam/Channel 2[232]	30	12	13	22	7	9	7	7	7	6	—	67	53
26 May 2017	Geocartography[233][234]	26	11	13	24	6	11	4	9	8	8	—	64	56
27 Apr 2017	Jewish Home leadership primaries concludes with Naftali Bennett's victory[235]
27 Apr 2017	Geocartography/Radio 103FM[236]	23	11	13	25	7	13	6	9	7	6	—	56	55
22 Apr 2017	Channel 22[237]	28	12	13	24	7	10	7	7	6	6	—	56	55
5 Apr 2017	Old Dialog/Channel 10[238]	27	10	12	29	6	10	6	7	6	7	—	62	58
29 Mar 2017	Walla[239]	24	10	12	28	7	13	6	7	7	6	—	64	56
24 Mar 2017	Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post[240]	25	10	13	28	7	13	6	7	7	5	—	65	55
17 Mar 2017	Channel 10[241]	26	10	13	25	6	13	6	7	7	7	—	65	55
20 Jan 2017	Panels[242]	23	9	13	26	7	13	7	8	7	7	—	65	55
17 Jan 2017	Channel 2[243]	24	11	13	26	7	12	7	7	7	6	—	64	56
12 Jan 2017	Walla[244]	24	9	12	27	6	13	7	7	9	6	—	66	54
9 Jan 2017	Geocartography/Globes[245]	22	13	13	27	6	9	6	10	7	7	—	60	60
5 Jan 2017	Teleseker/Channel 1[246]	22	13	12	26	5	14	7	6	9	6	—	63	57
1 Jan 2017	Smith/Reshet Moreshet[247]	28	13	12	22	7	11	7	7	7	6	—	67	53
30 Dec 2016	Statnet/Channel 10[248]	23	8	12	27	7	12	8	7	10	6	—	67	53
2 Dec 2016	Midgam/iPanel[249]	25	10	13	25	7	11	7	7	8	7	—	65	55
4 Nov 2016	Smith/Reshet Bet[250]	26	13	13	21	7	12	7	7	8	6	—	67	53
2 Oct 2016	Panels Politics/Maariv[251]	22	10	13	27	6	14	7	7	9	5	—	65	55
26 Sep 2016	TNS/Channel 1[252]	21	12	13	25	6	13	8	7	9	6	—	64	56
9 Sep 2016	Geocartography/Channel 1[253]	23	11	13	27	6	11	4	9	9	7	—	62	58
6 Sep 2016	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 2[254]	22	13	13	24	6	14	6	7	10	5	—	65	55
11 Aug 2016	Maagar Mochot[255]	27	10	13	21	6	13	8	7	9	6	—	70	50
7 Aug 2016	Geocartography[256]	25	8	13	22	6	16	7	11	7	5	—	72	48
3 Jun 2016	Jerusalem Post/Smith Poll[257]	27	15	13	19	7	11	6	8	8	6	—	67	53
29 May 2016	Geocartography/Kol Chai[258]	27	8	13	21	7	14	4	10	8	8	—	70	50
27 May 2016	Smith/Reshet Bet[259]	28	15	13	19	6	10	7	8	8	6	—	67	53
25 May 2016	Yisrael Beiteinu signs a coalition agreement with Likud to enter the government[260]
17 May 2016	Geocartography/Channel 1[261]	27	11	13	24	6	8	4	10	9	8	—	55	65
17 May 2016	Panels Politics/Maariv[262]	26	13	11	18	6	14	7	7	11	7	—	60	60
16 May 2016	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 2[263]	27	17	13	18	7	10	6	7	9	6	—	57	63
16 May 2016	Midgam/Statnet/Channel 10[264]	25	13	14	20	9	12	6	6	9	6	—	58	62
25 Mar 2016	Smith/Reshet Bet[265]	26	17	12	19	7	11	7	7	8	6	—	58	62
24 Mar 2016	Dialog/Haaretz[266]	27	15	13	20	7	12	7	7	7	5	—	60	60
18 Mar 2016	Maariv[267]	26	15	12	21	6	12	7	6	9	6	—	57	63
9 Mar 2016	TNS/Channel 1[268]	25	15	13	21	6	12	7	7	8	6	—	57	63
5 Mar 2016	Midgam/Channel 2[269]	26	18	13	19	7	11	6	7	8	5	—	57	63
26 Feb 2016	Smith/Reshet Bet[270]	27	19	13	18	7	11	6	6	7	6	—	57	63
19 Feb 2016	Panels Politics[271]	27	15	12	18	6	12	7	7	10	6	—	59	61
28 Jan 2016	Maagar Mochot[272]	30	18	13	18	4	9	8	6	9	5	—	57	63
21 Jan 2016	Channel 10[273]	27	15	14	16	7	13	7	7	10	4	—	61	59
1 Jan 2016	Midgam/Yediot Ahronot[274]	25	18	13	18	7	12	6	7	8	6	—	57	63
30 Nov 2015	Maagar Mochot[275]	31	20	13	15	5	9	8	6	8	5	—	59	61
17 Mar 2015	Election results	30	24	13	11	10	8	7	6	6	5	N/A	61	59
Date	Polling Firm
		Likud	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Jewish Home	Shas	UTJ	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Orly Levy	C	O

Scenario polls

If Netanyahu is indicted

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Blue & White	Kulanu	Ra'am –Balad	Shas	UTJ	URWP	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Hadash –Ta'al	New Right	Gesher	C
1 Mar 2019	Maagar Mochot/Radio 103 FM[276]	25	7	37	5	–	6	6	10	–	6	7	8	–	60
27 Feb 2019	Number 10 Strategies/Times of Israel[67]	25	8	44	6	–	–	8	6	–	5	8	10	–	55

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	Hosen	C
22 Jan 2019	Midgam/Army Radio[114]	25	9	6	14	6	6	7	0	4	6	5	7	6	5	14	55

Mergers

Multiple polls were published about hypothetical mergers, some of which eventually materialized during the pre-campaign, such as Gantz, Ya'alon, Ashkenazi and Lapid (Blue and White), or Jewish Home, Tkuma and Otzma Yehudit (Union of the Right-Wing Parties).

Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu

Date	Polling firm	Likud +Yisrael Beiteinu	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Jewish Home	Shas	UTJ	Meretz	Gesher	C
3 Jun 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[171]	36	10	12	16	8	11	5	8	6	8	68

Hosen with Telem (Moshe Ya'alon)

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	Hosen +Telem	C
30 Dec 2018	Midgam/Channel 13[132]	27	8	12	12	6	6	7	4	5	6	6	5	16	56

Hosen with Hatnuah (Tzipi Livni)

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hosen with Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	C
2 Jan 2019	News Company[128]	31	8	12	11	5	5	7	15	4	5	5	6	6	58

Hosen with Yesh Atid (Yair Lapid)

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid+ Hosen	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatn.	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	C
20 Feb 2019	Panels Politics/Walla! News[83]	33	9	5	34	4	4	7	—	5	–	5	8	6	–	61
17 Feb 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[82]	31	8	5	32	4	6	7	–	4	4	5	7	7	–	59
7 Feb 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[97]	32	5	6	36	4	6	6	–	5	5	–	9	6	–	62
6 Feb 2019	Direct Polls/Kan[101]	35	4	6	35	4	5	6	–	4	5	4	6	6	–	60
1 Feb 2019	Panels Politics/Maariv[105]	32	6	5	32	5	4	7	–	4	4	5	6	6	4	58
31 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[106]	30	–	9	32	4	–	8	–	–	–	4	7	—	–	49
30 Jan 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[108]	31	7	6	30	5	5	7	–	4	4	5	6	6	4	58
		30	5	6	35	4	5	7	–	4	4	4	6	6	4	56
30 Jan 2019	Panel Politics/Walla! News[110]	27	6	8	33	5	4	7	–	4	5	5	7	5	4	54
17 Jan 2019	Teleseker/Saloona[115]	26	7	12	34	4	5	7	–	4	4	5	8	—	4	54
17 Jan 2019	Panels Politics/Walla! News[116]	33	7	10	28	4	4	7	–	5	5	5	8	—	4	61

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Zionist Union	Joint List	Yesh Atid with Benny Gantz	Kulanu	Jewish Home	Shas	UTJ	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Gesher	C
27 Dec 2018	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[137]	30	8	12	25	6	10	4	7	5	5	6	57
27 Dec 2018	Panels/Channel 12[139]	31	8	11	30	5	11	4	7	4	5	4	58
25 Dec 2018	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[143]	27	9	12	26	7	9	5	7	6	6	6	55
25 Dec 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[144]	31	9	11	26	5	11	4	6	6	6	5	57
16 Dec 2018	Midgam/Channel 13[148]	29	10	12	26	5	9	5	7	7	5	5	55

Hosen with the Zionist Union

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Zionist Union with Benny Gantz	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Jewish Home	Shas	UTJ	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	Gesher	C
27 Dec 2018	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[137]	32	16	12	14	6	11	4	7	4	4	7	60
25 Dec 2018	Midgam/News Company[141][277]	31	25	12	11	5	10	5	7	6	4	4	58
21 Nov 2018	Panels Politics/Walla News[149]	30	26	13	11	5	13	4	8	5	5	–	60
17 Nov 2018	Midgam/News Company[152]	26	24	12	14	7	9	7	6	6	4	5	55

Hosen with Yesh Atid and Labor

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Hosen +Yesh Atid +Labor	Joint List	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	C
3 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[126]	32	34	9	6	–	5	–	4	4	5	9	4	56

Hosen with Yesh Atid and Gabi Ashkenazi

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Hosen +Yesh Atid +Ashkenazi	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	C
7 Feb 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[96]	32	5	5	36	5	6	7	–	–	4	5	8	7	–	58
6-7 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[99]	35	–	11	42	5	5	10	–	–	–	6	6	–	–	61

Hosen with Yesh Atid, Labor, Telem, Hatnua, Ashkenazi, Barak

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Hosen+ Yesh Atid+ Labor+ Telem+ Hatnuah+ Ashkenazi+ Barak	Joint List	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	C
17 Jan 2019	Teleseker/Saloona[115]	26	40	11	4	5	7	4	4	4	9	4	55

Hosen with Kulanu and Gabi Ashkenazi

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu+ Hosen+ Ashkenazi	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home	Hatnuah	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	C
8 Jan 2019	Panels Politics/Walla! News[120]	32	8	12	12	18	5	7	5	–	4	5	8	4	75

Union of right-wing parties

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home +Tkuma +Yachad +Otzma	Hatnuah	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	Hosen	C
9 Feb 2019	Miskar/Srugim[94]	30	6	5	13	9	–	5	13	–	–	–	7	–	24
3 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[126]	28	6	9	13	7	–	6	9	4	4	6	9	4	11	59

Haredim

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas +UTJ	Jewish Home	Hatnuah	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Gesher	Hosen	C
16 Jan 2019	TNS/Kan[117]	29	7	12	10	6	13	4	4	4	5	7	6	13	59

Yesh Atid and Hatnuah

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor	Joint List	Yesh Atid+ Hatnuah	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	Meretz	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	Hosen Yisrael	C
14-16 Jan 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[278]	32	8	6	17	4	6	7	–	5	5	8	6	4	12	57

Labor and Meretz

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor+ Meretz	Joint List	Yesh Atid	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatnuah	Jewish Home	Yisrael Beiteinu	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	Hosen Yisrael
12 Feb	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[92]	32	14	7	10	5	5	7	–	–	4	8	7	–	21
8 Feb 2019	Teleseker[279]	29	12	7	9	5	5	6	–	4	4	6	5	5	23

Multiple mergers

Labor and Meretz, Hosen with Yesh Atid and Gabi Ashkenazi, Jewish Home and Tkuma

Date	Polling firm	Likud	Labor+ Meretz	Joint List	Yesh Atid+ Hosen+ Ashkenazi	Kulanu	Shas	UTJ	Hatn.	Jewish Home+ Tkuma	Yisrael Beiteinu	New Right	Ta'al	Gesher	Zehut	C
14 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[89]	28	12	9	32	–	4	8	–	11	–	6	5	–	5	57
6-7 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[99]	34	12	9	34	–	5	8	–	7	–	6	–	5	–	60

Preferred prime minister polls

Some opinion pollsters have asked voters which party leader they would prefer as Prime Minister. Their responses are given as percentages in the tables below.

Date	Polling firm	Benjamin Netanyahu	Avi Gabbay	Yair Lapid	Avigdor Liberman	Naftali Bennett	Benny Gantz
5 Apr 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[15]	46					37
4 Apr 2019	Midgam/Yedioth Ahronoth[19]	41					32
4 Apr 2019	TNS/Kan[8]	44					35
4 Apr 2019	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[21]	36					35
3 Apr 2019	Panels Politics/Walla![23]	48					35
2 Apr 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[25]	46					37
31 Mar 2019	Panels Politics/Channel 12[26]	53					30
31 Mar 2019	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[27]	38					36
28 Mar 2019	Midgam/iPanel/Yediot Ahronot[29]	41					30
28 Mar 2019	Maagar Mohot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[30]	46					36
28 Mar 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[32]	51					36
27 Mar 2019	Panels Politics/Walla![34]	53					30
26 Mar 2019	Midgam/Army Radio[35]	45					33
26 Mar 2019	TNS/Kan[36]	45					34
24 Mar 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[38]	39					34
24 Mar 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[39]	45					38
22 Mar 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[41]	43					34
20 Mar 2019	Midgam/iPanel/Channel 12[43]	36					34
20 Mar 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[44]	41					42
19 Mar 2019	Panels Politics/Walla![45]	46					28
14 Mar 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[48]	44					37
14 Mar 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[49]	40					31
11 Mar 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[51]	47					37
7-8 Mar 2019	Midgam/iPanel/Yediot Ahronot[53]	38					31
7 Mar 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[55]	42					38
5 Mar 2019	TNS/Kan[56]	45					39
5 Mar 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[58]	40					34
1 Mar 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Statnet/Channel 13[62]	46					40
		54		30
28 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[66]	43					36
27 Feb 2019	Number 10 Strategies/The Times of Israel[67]	41					39
24 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[68]	45					36
21 Feb 2019	Panels Politics/Maariv[71]	48					36
21 Feb 2019	Midgam/Yediot Ahronot[72]			36
21 Feb 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[75]			36
21 Feb 2019	Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Channel 13[76]	45					36
17 Feb 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[82]	36					31
14 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[89]	33	2	10	3	6	21
12 Feb 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[92]	46					36
7 Feb 2019	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 13[97]	48					35
7 Feb 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[96]	37	3	9			26
6-7 Feb 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[99]	36	2	10	2	5	22
6 Feb 2019	Smith/Channel 20[100]	40		9			22
1 Feb 2019	Panels Politics/Maariv[105]	35	2	9		3	29
		44					41
		50		26
31 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom & i24 News[106]	38	3	9	3	3	22
30 Jan 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[108]	36					35
30 Jan 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 13[107]	42					42
		51		30
30 Jan 2019	Direct Polls/Kan[109]	47					41
		49		14
		50	8
16 Jan 2019	Midgam/Channel 12[280]	36					28
		38		21
16 Jan 2019	TNS/Kan[117]	42					31
11 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Radio 103 FM[122]	44	5	10			21
8 Jan 2019	Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 10[281]	41					38
		45		29
4 Jan 2019	Panels Politics/Maariv[124]	49					26
3 Jan 2019	Smith/Jerusalem Post[125]	39	4	9	5	7	14
3 Jan 2019	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[126]	35	5	10	2	5	15
2 Jan 2019	TNS/Kan	40		24			30
2 Jan 2019	Midgam/iPanel/News Company	35					28
		38		17

Date	Polling firm	Benjamin Netanyahu	Gideon Sa'ar	Avi Gabbay	Tzipi Livni	Yair Lapid	Moshe Kahlon	Naftali Bennett	Avigdor Liberman	Moshe Ya'alon	Benny Gantz	Ehud Barak
30 Dec 2018	Midgam/Channel 13[132]	36									29
27 Dec 2018	Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[137]	35		6		10		5	3	3	14
25 Dec 2018	Sarid/Kan News[142]	37		7		13	6		3		13
25 Dec 2018	Panels Politics/Walla![144]	40		6		9					12
21 Nov 2018	Panels Politics/Walla!	36	6	3	5	6		4	2		11
14-15 Nov 2018	Smith/News 20[permanent dead link]	30		4		9		8	5		15
7 Oct 2018	Midgam/News company	38		4		9		1	5		12
25 Jun 2018	Midgam/News company	34		3		9	5	3			13
8 Jun 2018	Channel 10	39		7		13		6	4
12 Mar 2018	Knesset Channel	35	7	4	9	12		6	2
12 Mar 2018	Midgam/News company	36		8		12		6
8 Mar 2018	Panels Politics/Walla!	39		11		16
1 Mar 2018	Panels Politics/Walla!	37		9		20
21 Jan 2018	Panels Politics/Walla!	33		11		18
10-11 Jan 2018	Midgam/iPanel	35				23
27-29 Dec 2017	Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon	24		6		18		6	3	17
4 Dec 2017	News Company	35				20
		39		19
1 Dec 2017	Panels Politics/Maariv	26		9		18	5	6	4
19 Nov 2017	Walla!	31		7		14	9					7
9 Nov 2017	Panels Politics/Maariv	36		14		11	4	5	3
28 Oct 2017	Channel 10 Archived 2018-01-06 at the Wayback Machine	28		11		11		5	3			6
17 Oct 2017	Panels Politics	33		13		16	4	6	2
21 Sep 2017	Panels Politics		15	12		23	6	10		4		3
27 Jul 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10 Archived 2018-01-06 at the Wayback Machine	32		13		14		7	7
21 Jul 2017	Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post	26		12		14	8	8	3
12 Jul 2017	Panels Politics/Walla!	35		16		16	7	7	3
11 Jul 2017	Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10	37		14		12		8	7
11 Jul 2017	Midgam/Channel 2	34		13		12		6

Date	Polling firm	Benjamin Netanyahu	Gideon Sa'ar	Isaac Herzog	Yair Lapid	Naftali Bennett	Avigdor Liberman	Moshe Ya'alon	Gabi Ashkenazi	Ehud Barak
26 May 2017	Midgam/Channel 2	35		4	14	5		6		9
5 Apr 2017	Old Dialog/Channel 10	23	11	4	18	5	4
12 Jan 2017	Walla!	37			33
5 Jan 2017	Teleseker/Channel 1	23		4	21	7	5	6		4
30 Dec 2016	Statnet/Channel 10	27		5	15	7		9
21 Jan 2016	Channel 10	35		9		11	11		9

Notes

1. Kulanu is a centre to centre-right party that expressed openness to serve in either a Likud- or Blue & White-led government.^[3]
2. Zehut is a right-libertarian party that expressed openness to serve in either a Likud- or Blue & White-led government.^[4]
3. Blue & White expressed its intention not to form a coalition with Ra'am-Balad or Hadash-Ta'al.^[5]
4. Gesher is a centrist party that expressed openness to serve in either a Likud- or Blue & White-led government.^[6]
5. Results of this poll are before redistribution of surplus votes, therefore total seats are less than 120.
6. Survey partially released by Army Radio.^[174]