Yisrael Beiteinu maintains consistent polling support in the 7-10 seat range across recent surveys, reflecting its established base among secular and immigrant voters focused on security priorities and universal military conscription. The party, led by Avigdor Lieberman, has reinforced this positioning through its September slate announcement emphasizing opposition to Haredi draft exemptions and explicit refusal to join a Netanyahu-led coalition or rely on Arab parties for governance. Coordination with other Zionist opposition factions, including efforts to boost turnout ahead of the October 27 vote, supports its placement within the broader anti-Netanyahu bloc, where seat totals remain fluid due to competition among lists like Yashar and B’Yachad. Recent averages place the party near 8 seats, aligning with trader emphasis on the 8-9 outcome as the most probable result absent major late shifts in bloc alignments or turnout.