Recent Israeli polls place the Bennett-led Together (B’Yachad) list in a narrow band of roughly 8–13 seats, with averages near 11–12 and individual surveys ranging from single digits to low teens. This spread sustains the dispersed market probabilities across the 8–16 seat buckets. Support has eroded since the list’s formation earlier in 2026 as voters shifted toward Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar and other opposition options, while Likud and smaller right-wing parties consolidated elsewhere. With the October 27 election 18 days away, final turnout among centrist and secular voters, last-minute campaign events, and any late movement in the tightly contested opposition bloc could still shift Together’s final tally by several seats either direction.