Recent polling averages place Together, the Bennett-Lapid alliance formed in April 2026, at roughly 11 seats, with individual surveys ranging from 9 to 13 as of early October. The party has trended downward since its launch, losing ground to Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar list amid competition for center-right and centrist voters. Netanyahu’s Likud bloc hovers near 50–54 seats while the broader opposition remains short of a majority, leaving post-election coalition talks uncertain. Traders appear to price in continued erosion for Together in the final three weeks before the October 27 vote, reflecting its inability to consolidate support and the risk of last-minute shifts in turnout or bloc alignments that could push its seat total into single digits.