Recent polls for Israel's October 27, 2026, Knesset election show Amcha Yisrael, the new right-wing party led by former IDF Brigadier General Ofer Winter, polling at or below the 3.25 percent electoral threshold in multiple surveys, including a Channel 12 Midgam poll placing it at 1.5 percent. This reflects challenges from competition within the right-wing bloc, limited time since the party's August launch, and controversies surrounding candidate Yosef Haddad. Averages across recent polling houses place the party near 2.8–3.4 seats, with most outcomes falling under four mandates. Trader consensus on low seat totals aligns with these trends showing persistent difficulty clearing the threshold amid broader bloc competition.