Channel 13:
Analysis of the distribution of the numbers and comparison to previous years: voting rates remained high in the strongholds of the Change camp, and increased compared to the 2022 elections, but the rate of increase has slowed in recent hours. The voting rates in the Likud strongholds are low relative to the Change camp strongholds, but in some parts are higher than in the 2022 elections, and have witnessed an upward trend in recent hours. The voting rate in Arab society increased significantly, and in some cities it became much higher than the percentage recorded when the polls closed in 2022. Voting rates in the settlements are high, but their numerical influence is limited. Among the big cities, Tel Aviv leads by the difference in voting percentages in favor of the northern neighborhoods, but Jerusalem and Be'er Sheva register voting percentages similar to Tel Aviv and Haifa. In the ultra-orthodox public, the percentages are high, but there is almost no change compared to 2022, so it is likely that some of them will erode compared to the growth in other sectors.