Recent polling averages place Together, the Bennett-Lapid alliance, near 11 seats ahead of the October 27 election, with results fluctuating between 9 and 14 across surveys from late September and early October. The party's decline from earlier projections stems from competition within the opposition bloc, particularly the stronger showing by Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party, which has drawn centrist and right-leaning voters. A late-September agreement among opposition leaders to coordinate turnout efforts and avoid mutual attacks has not yet reversed Together's trend. Traders appear to weigh these dynamics against the possibility of last-minute campaign shifts or higher turnout among targeted demographics before the vote.