Al-Sayyid אל סייד

CBS code 1359 · CBS name: Al Sayyid · Southern Bedouin · Urban Arab locality · Southern District · Al-Kasom Regional Council · population 5,530 (2022 census) · Show on map

2026: Arab parties 97.8% (Israel 14.7%), up 4.7 points since 2022; Ra'am led.

02550751002006200920132015Apr '19Sep '1920202021202220262009: Netanyahu's camp 29.0%2013: Netanyahu's camp 22.2%2015: Netanyahu's camp 6.0%Apr 2019: Netanyahu's camp 35.9%Sep 2019: Netanyahu's camp 5.0%2020: Netanyahu's camp 3.0%2021: Netanyahu's camp 35.0%2022: Netanyahu's camp 5.1%2026: Netanyahu's camp 0.8%2009: Opposing camp 22.6%2013: Opposing camp 16.3%2015: Opposing camp 16.8%Apr 2019: Opposing camp 25.1%Sep 2019: Opposing camp 30.4%2020: Opposing camp 15.9%2021: Opposing camp 2.5%2022: Opposing camp 1.1%2026: Opposing camp 1.2%2009: Arab parties 46.8%2013: Arab parties 61.5%2015: Arab parties 65.9%Apr 2019: Arab parties 37.2%Sep 2019: Arab parties 25.3%2020: Arab parties 79.5%2021: Arab parties 61.7%2022: Arab parties 93.1%2026: Arab parties 97.8%
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Leading party by area, 2026. Open the full map

2026 election

ListAl-SayyidIsraelPercentileRank
Ra'am94.1%5.9%99579416 of 1,19216 of 3616 of 261
The Joint List3.6%8.8%893791134 of 1,19223 of 3624 of 261
Likud0.7%20.5%997141,076 of 1,1921 of 36224 of 261
Yashar!0.7%16.1%13100181,033 of 1,1921 of 36215 of 261
The Democrats0.5%6.4%155421998 of 1,19215 of 36195 of 261
Shas0.1%5.3%323731744 of 1,19211 of 36164 of 261
Otzma Yehudit0.0%5.7%––––––
Religious Zionism and Zehut0.0%5.1%––––––
United Torah Judaism0.0%5.5%––––––
Together0.0%9.3%––––––
Yisrael Beytenu0.0%5.9%––––––
The Reservists below threshold0.0%2.7%––––––
Amcha Yisrael below threshold0.0%1.7%––––––
Noam below threshold0.0%0.2%––––––
Israel First below threshold0.0%0.0%––––––
HaKahal below threshold0.0%0.0%––––––
Other lists0.3%0.8%48950477 of 1,19229 of 36101 of 261
Bibi bloc0.8%44.0%889121,091 of 1,1924 of 36229 of 261
Change bloc1.2%37.8%674131,113 of 1,19210 of 36226 of 261
Arab parties97.8%14.7%97319138 of 1,19225 of 3625 of 261
Uncommitted0.0%2.8%––––––
Turnout85.6%78.0%96779150 of 1,1929 of 3624 of 261
Valid votes2,1925,690,682836389206 of 1,19214 of 3630 of 261

Share of valid votes. Ranks and percentiles count places with at least 100 valid votes equally; percentile = share of those places with a lower value. Turnout leaves out double envelopes (soldiers, hospitals, prisons, diplomats), which cannot be assigned to a town. Big lists below the threshold are shown by name and count in their bloc; smaller ones are in Other lists.

All elections

ElectionNetanyahu's campOpposing campArab partiesUncommittedTurnoutValid votesLeading list
2006––––––
200929.0%22.6%46.8%0.0%34.2%62Ra'am-Ta'al 46.8%
201322.2%▼6.816.3%▼6.361.5%▲14.70.0%±0.046.4%135Ra'am-Ta'al 57.8%
20156.0%▼16.216.8%▲0.565.9%▲4.46.0%▲6.045.3%167Joint List 65.9%
Apr 201935.9%▲29.925.1%▲8.337.2%▼28.70.6%▼5.433.0%538Shas 30.3%
Sep 20195.0%▼30.830.4%▲5.325.3%▼11.937.4%▲36.941.4%695Respect and Equality (below threshold) 37.4%
20203.0%▼2.115.9%▼14.479.5%▲54.2–50.5%879Joint List 79.5%
202135.0%▲32.02.5%▼13.461.7%▼17.8–43.6%804Ra'am 52.4%
20225.1%▼29.91.1%▼1.493.1%▲31.40.0%54.0%1,088Ra'am 89.0%
20260.8%▼4.31.2%▲0.197.8%▲4.70.0%±0.085.6%2,192Ra'am 94.1%

Census 2022

Al-SayyidIsraelPercentileRank
Population (2022 census)5,5309,601,720845991181 of 1,1628 of 1823 of 241
People per km²3,892–715383339 of 1,1629 of 1841 of 241
Largest religionMuslimJewish
Most households areTraditionalSecular
Median age173052981,085 of 1,1628 of 18215 of 241
Aged 65 and over3.9%12.4%1188171,018 of 1,1513 of 18198 of 237
Academic degree (aged 15+)4.3%25.8%12731,150 of 1,15912 of 16233 of 239
Immigrated since 2002 (Jews and others)–25.3%
Median yearly wage of employees (NIS)77,700104,30084761,068 of 1,1609 of 16225 of 239

CBS Census 2022 (selected data by locality). Ranks use the same places as above.

Within the town

ValueMedian / IsraelRank
Voters per resident aged 20+, 202244.8%69.8%1,114 of 1,142

Voters per resident aged 20+: votes cast at the town's polling stations in 2022 divided by its residents aged 20 and over in the 2022 census. Unlike turnout it ignores the voter roll (which keeps emigrants) but counts residents who cannot vote; double envelopes left out.

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