Israeli legislative election, 2013

[SPC]

Where's Ale Yarok?

[Donerail]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

[Kitteh]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

[Donerail]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

Any coalition would have to contain Labor; Likud-YB-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima gets 43 seats, and I don't see Likud in coalition with Meretz, Balad, or Hadash.

[Kitteh]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

Any coalition would have to contain Labor; Likud-YB-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima gets 43 seats, and I don't see Likud in coalition with Meretz, Balad, or Hadash.

And Labor-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima is just barely under a majority at 59.

[Dereich]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

I doubt they'd just go with Labor-Meretz. Lapid would join for the same reason he wants to join Bibi, to moderate the next government. Hatunah and Kadima might be brought in to broaden the majority also.

[Donerail]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

Any coalition would have to contain Labor; Likud-YB-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima gets 43 seats, and I don't see Likud in coalition with Meretz, Balad, or Hadash.

And Labor-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima is just barely under a majority at 59.

And Meretz-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Hadash-Balad-Kadima is at 59. Labor is the power.

[Kitteh]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

Any coalition would have to contain Labor; Likud-YB-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima gets 43 seats, and I don't see Likud in coalition with Meretz, Balad, or Hadash.

And Labor-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima is just barely under a majority at 59.

And Meretz-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Hadash-Balad-Kadima is at 59. Labor is the power.

I don't see those other parties joining with Hadash or Balad.

[Donerail]

Where's Ale Yarok?

"Other"

Results as of now (I'll probably let it keep going a couple days):

Labor (30.6%): 37 seats
Meretz (25.0%): 31 seats
Likud-YB (19.4%): 24 seats
Yesh Atid (8.3%): 10 seats
Hadash (5.6%): 6 seats
Hatnuah (5.6%): 6 seats
Kadima (2.8%): 3 seats
Balad (2.8%): 3 seats

So Labor-Meretz majority. This would be an unbelievably awesome election result.

Any coalition would have to contain Labor; Likud-YB-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima gets 43 seats, and I don't see Likud in coalition with Meretz, Balad, or Hadash.

And Labor-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Kadima is just barely under a majority at 59.

And Meretz-Yesh Atid-Hatnuah-Hadash-Balad-Kadima is at 59. Labor is the power.

I don't see those other parties joining with Hadash or Balad.

No, just a possible anti-Labor coalition. They'd need YB on board, which I don't see happening.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu easily.

Aren't you a Christian? Because Israeli Christians pretty much never vote Likud. And Yisrael Beiteinu is an openly anti-Christian party which basically openly supports ethnic cleansing.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I have problems with Livni's past actions, but in terms of the ideas and rhetoric being presented, I would support Hatnuah. 

[Donerail]

Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu easily.

Aren't you a Christian? Because Israeli Christians pretty much never vote Likud. And Yisrael Beiteinu is an openly anti-Christian party which basically openly supports ethnic cleansing.

Israeli DC Al Fine would more than likely not be Christian (nor, for that matter, would Israeli BRTD).

[Kitteh]

Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu easily.

Aren't you a Christian? Because Israeli Christians pretty much never vote Likud. And Yisrael Beiteinu is an openly anti-Christian party which basically openly supports ethnic cleansing.

Israeli DC Al Fine would more than likely not be Christian (nor, for that matter, would Israeli BRTD).

I'm having a fun time picturing Israeli BRTD.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu easily.

Aren't you a Christian? Because Israeli Christians pretty much never vote Likud. And Yisrael Beiteinu is an openly anti-Christian party which basically openly supports ethnic cleansing.

Israeli DC Al Fine would more than likely not be Christian (nor, for that matter, would Israeli BRTD).

     The trick is, we're talking about a hypothetical election where the demographics do not remotely reflect the demographics that would be seen in its real life counterpart.

[Donerail]

New Knesset:

Labor (28.6%): 36
Meretz (21.4%): 27
Likud-YB (19.0%): 24
Yesh Atid (9.5%): 11
Hadash (7.1%): 8
Hatnuah (7.1%): 8
Kadima (2.4%): 2
Balad (2.4%): 2
Ale Yarok (2.4%): 2


So over the past day, Labor has lost a seat and Meretz has lost 4, Yesh Atid has gained 1, Hadash and Hatnuah have each gained 2, Kadima and Balad each lost 1, and Ale Yarok gained 2.

[Vosem]

Difficult. If this were an actual race between Netanyahu and some left-winger, I would probably go ahead and vote for LB, but my vote in this election, were I Israeli, would be more consequential if cast for a smaller party. I rather like very libertarianish Ale Yarok, but I don't like to throw away my vote. Second off would be I suppose Kadima, as the most right-wing of the 'center' parties (basically Sharon's successors in my view), but they've decided to pander hard to the Mizrahi community for votes for some reason, which is a bit of a turnoff. An ideological test informed me that of the parties likely to make it into the Knesset, Kadima was closest, so ultimately I decided to vote for Mofaz in the poll.

[Donerail]

Final Results:

Labor: 13 votes (27.7%) for 34 seats (+26)
Likud-YB: 10 votes (21.3%) for 26 seats (-1)
Meretz: 9 votes (19.1%) for 24 seats (+21)
Yesh Atid: 5 votes (10.6%) for 13 seats (+13)
Hadash: 3 votes (6.4%) for 7 seats (+3)
Hatnuah: 3 votes (6.4%) for 7 seats (±0)
Kadima: 2 votes (4.3%) for 5 seats (-16)
Balad: 1 vote (2.1%) for 2 seats (-1)
Ale Yarok: 1 vote (2.1%) for 2 seats (+2)
Shas: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-11)
Independence: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-5; not contesting election)
UTJ: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-5)
UAL-Ta'al: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-3)
JH-NU: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-5)
Otzma LeYisrael: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-2)
Am Shalem: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-1)
Arab Democratic Party: 0 votes (0%) for 0 seats (-1)

Government: Labor+Meretz+Hatnuah, with 65 seats
Opposition: Likud-YB+Yesh Atid+Kadima+Ale Yarok, with 46 seats
Arab parties (also opposition): Hadash+Balad, with 9 seats.

[Darth Maul]

Kadima but on domestic policies Im in line with Likud.

[Peter the Lefty]

Meretz.  Exceptionally clear cut.

[nolesfan2011]

pirate party

Didn't see one of these yet.


I voted Yesh Atid.