Together, the joint list of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, has seen its polling average decline to roughly 11 seats in the final weeks before the October 27 election, placing its projected vote share near the middle of the current market bins. The drop follows an initial post-merger surge that faded as Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party consolidated support among opposition voters seeking a stronger alternative to Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud. Recent surveys from Kantar, Direct Polls, and others show Together fluctuating between 8 and 13 seats, reflecting competition for centrist and right-leaning voters within the anti-Netanyahu bloc, variable turnout expectations, and the 3.25 percent electoral threshold. These factors keep the exact percentage outcome closely contested among the listed ranges.