Talk:Next Israeli legislative election

Declined, 29 November 2022

I declined this because the content is not primarily about the 2026 election.

when I looked at the three best sources, references 1, 2, 6, none of them mentioned the year 2026. Therefore I guess that there is an outright mismatch between title and content.

Find sources that discuss the distantly upcoming election. SmokeyJoe (talk) 07:48, 29 November 2022 (UTC)

Next vs. 2026

Given the unstable nature of the Israeli political system and WP:CRYSTAL, I would say that if this article is going to get accepted, then it should be renamed Next Israeli legislative election, because the coalition could collapse just as quickly as the last one, far before 2026. Bkissin (talk) 18:46, 5 January 2023 (UTC)

Thanks. Just re-named the draft page from "2026 Israeli legislative election" to "Next Israeli Legislative Election" Giantsfann48 (talk) 22:05, 21 January 2023 (UTC)

Change Modern Orthodox to Dati Leumi

I beleive describing Modern Orthodox as a key demographic of the RZ party is wrong as its not the rigjt terminology. The term is an American one, used to refer to an ideology of combining Religion with certain modern principles. Israel has a similar movement, with some differences, but they call themselves Dati Leumi/Religious Zionists and it would be best to use a separate term as they are not the same. Using the term Religous Zionists or Datim Leumim would be more accurate. 77.126.10.120 (talk) 20:58, 9 April 2024 (UTC)

In case someone wants to say that Hardal and Modern Orthodox are the two large groups in Dati Leumi society so that's why the term is used, to indicate supgroups as opposed to the overarching category, I want to reiterate that the term is not one that is used in Israel and meant would not even recognize it. Saying Daatim and Hardal would be more accurate, or Dati Leumi and Hardal. 77.126.10.120 (talk) 21:01, 9 April 2024 (UTC)

Yisrael Beiteinu draws a lot of votes from the former USSR and that should be added to this

See this article: https://iglob.es/?1296054

מתוך 6.3 מיליון בעלי זכות בחירה, 770 אלף הם יוצאי ברית-המועצות לשעבר שעלו לישראל מאז שנות ה-90. לפי מחקר של פרופ' זאב חנין, בבחירות שהתקיימו באפריל 2019 ישראל ביתנו קבלה 40.2% מקולות המגזר הרוסי, הליכוד - 26.7%, כולנו - 5.8%, כחול לבן - 15.1%, זהות - 4%, ימין חדש - 3.2%, העבודה - 2.3%, וש"ס - 1.5%.

אחוז ההצבעה בשנות ה-90 ובתחילת שנת 2000 היה מאוד גבוה והתקרב ל-80%. בתקופה האחרונה הייתה ירידה דרמתית באחוז ההצבעה: 63% ב-2012, 60% ב-2015 ו-50% ב-2019. ההסבר לכך היה שמי שלא רצה ליכוד וישראל ביתנו, ברובו לא בא להצביע. בבחירות הקרובות מורגשת שינוי מגמה, ואם לא יהיה שינוי, הדבר ישפיע לטובת ישראל ביתנו.

In April 2019, YB got about 170,000 votes. Accepting that about half of the 770,000 from the USSRZ voted, and about 40% voted YB, that would be about 140 out of 170 votes coming from that sector 77.126.10.120 (talk) 21:12, 9 April 2024 (UTC)

Suggestion: Chiloni voters should be added as a demographic of Yesh Atid

Accodrding to the IDI, they made up 79% of YA vote in 2021. YA recieved a plurality of the Chiloni vote with 31% supporting.

https://www.idi.org.il/articles/46138 2A01:73C0:607:6F01:0:0:89D:C3DD (talk) 11:44, 12 April 2024 (UTC)

"by whom" in intro

The body of the text explains that the claim of an early election is made by Yoav Krakowsky. Please update the lede to remove the "by whom" tag and attribute the claim to Krakowsky. Thank you. 51.37.13.0 (talk) 21:09, 15 October 2024 (UTC)

 Done Danski454 (talk) 21:26, 15 October 2024 (UTC)