Recent polling averages place Together (the Bennett-Lapid joint list) at roughly 11–12 Knesset seats, aligning with the market’s leading 9–11% outcome. Variability across pollsters remains wide, with results ranging from 7 to 13 seats in surveys released in the past week. The April 2026 merger of Bennett’s and Lapid’s parties has not produced consistent additive gains amid competition from Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar list and other opposition contenders. Surplus-vote agreements, turnout coordination efforts among anti-Netanyahu parties, and late-campaign security messaging continue to influence voter distribution within the center-right bloc ahead of the October 27 vote.