Blue and White, led by Benny Gantz, consistently polls at or below 1-2% in recent surveys ahead of the October 27 Knesset election, well under the 3.25% electoral threshold required for seats. Trader consensus on a sub-0.75% outcome aligns with repeated polling averages showing the party trailing other opposition lists, including Yashar and B’Yachad, as voters have consolidated support elsewhere following the fragmentation of Gantz’s former National Unity faction. Gantz has publicly stated he would suspend campaigning in the final week if late polls confirm the party cannot cross the threshold, further signaling limited momentum. No merger materialized despite earlier talks, leaving the list isolated in a field where small centrist and moderate Zionist parties face structural barriers to meaningful vote shares.