Recent polls ahead of the October 27 Knesset election place Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, at an average of five seats, with most surveys showing a narrow 5–6 range after the Supreme Court unanimously overturned its disqualification by the Central Elections Committee on October 2. The party cleared the 3.25% threshold in nearly all recent fieldwork, supported by its independent primary process, inclusion of a Jewish candidate on the list, and focus on domestic Arab-sector priorities. The Joint List holds a larger but separate share of the combined Arab vote, while turnout patterns and minor list fragmentation remain the main variables that could shift Ra'am one seat in either direction before election day.