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42% of Likud Voters Favor Centrist Coalition Partner in JPPI Survey

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A new JPPI Israeli Society Index found that 42% of intended Likud voters prefer a right-wing coalition that also includes a centrist party, rather than one relying only on the current bloc's composition. Across the full sample, 53% were completely sure how they would vote and another 29% were fairly sure, while undecided voters were concentrated toward the center. Security led voting priorities at 28%, followed by government-judiciary relations at 18%. The survey used JPPI's Israeli panel and Afkar's Arab-public panel, with results weighted by voting pattern and religiosity.

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