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Yashar Officials Say Party Is Targeting a Pool of 200,000 Undecided Likud Voters

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Yashar officials said on Sunday that Gadi Eisenkot’s party has identified a pool of about 200,000 undecided Likud voters whom it hopes to attract ahead of the election. The officials stressed that the figure represents potential voters, rather than an expectation that all will switch parties. They said Yashar is also concentrating on traditional and moderate religious-Zionist voters, with a campaign headquarters led by Matan Kahana operating in Gush Etzion, Efrat, Givat Shmuel and Ariel. Senior opposition officials said their current data still showed no significant movement between the political camps.

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