**Recent polling averages for the October 27 Israeli Knesset election place United Torah Judaism (UTJ) at 7–8 seats, corresponding to roughly 5.8–6.7% of the vote.** Multiple surveys from outlets including Channel 12, Channel 13, Maariv, i24NEWS, and others released in early to mid-October consistently project this range, with minimal movement over the past month. UTJ’s core Ashkenazi Haredi voter base has shown steady support, even amid internal list-submission tensions and leadership changes within its Degel HaTorah and Agudat Yisrael factions. These factors have not produced measurable shifts in projected seat totals or bloc positioning. Traders’ heaviest concentration on the 5–6% and 6–7% brackets aligns with this polling stability and the limited time remaining before election day.