Recent polling for Israel's October 27 election shows the Reservists-New Economic Party, a joint list led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha emphasizing universal conscription and cost-of-living reforms, fluctuating near or below the 3.25% electoral threshold. Surveys from late September and early October place it at roughly 2.2-2.8% in some results and clearing for four seats in others, reflecting voter volatility and competition from larger Zionist parties such as Yashar and Likud. The party's positioning outside the main blocs, combined with limited name recognition for its economic platform amid dominant security and coalition dynamics, contributes to trader expectations of a sub-2.75% outcome as the most probable result. Upcoming final-week campaigning and turnout among reserve communities remain the primary variables that could shift its share.