Recent polling averages position Together (the Bennett-Lapid alliance) as the clear third-place contender with 11–13 projected seats, behind Yashar (20–23) and Likud (18–22). This stems from the April 2026 merger of their respective parties into a single list, combined with consistent survey results across multiple houses showing limited further gains despite surplus-vote pacts and opposition coordination efforts. Smaller lists such as the Democrats, Otzma Yehudit, and Shas trail further back, while parties near the 3.25% threshold remain volatile. With the October 27 vote just days away and no bloc projected to reach 61 seats, traders’ consensus on third place aligns with these seat projections and the stable mid-tier standing of Together relative to the top two.