Recent polling for the Reservists–New Economic Party, led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha, shows it hovering near Israel’s 3.25% electoral threshold ahead of the October 27 Knesset vote, with multiple surveys from Maariv, Channel 12, and Channel 14 projecting around four seats while others place the list below it. Its platform centers on universal national service, greater support for reservists following October 7, and economic measures such as tax relief to address living costs, appealing to voters seeking a broad Zionist coalition without Haredi or Arab parties. Volatility in small-party polling, competition for surplus-vote agreements, and the party’s stable but contested standing in recent weeks shape trader assessments of its likely vote share.