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Neighbourhood of Lod · 1 statistical area · population 3,180 (census 2022) · Show on map

2020: Right-wing bloc 64.3% (Israel 48.8%), up 1.1 points since Sep 2019; Likud led.

02550751002006200920132015Apr '19Sep '1920202021202220262006: Netanyahu's camp 49.4%2009: Netanyahu's camp 66.6%2013: Netanyahu's camp 63.3%Apr 2019: Netanyahu's camp 83.6%Sep 2019: Netanyahu's camp 63.2%2020: Netanyahu's camp 64.3%2006: Opposing camp 38.7%2009: Opposing camp 29.1%2013: Opposing camp 27.4%Apr 2019: Opposing camp 10.7%Sep 2019: Opposing camp 13.2%2020: Opposing camp 32.6%2006: Arab parties 1.3%2009: Arab parties 2.2%2013: Arab parties 3.9%Apr 2019: Arab parties 1.7%Sep 2019: Arab parties 3.3%2020: Arab parties 2.8%
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Leading party by area, 2026. Open the full map

2020 election

ListBen GurionLodIsrael
Likud44.4%38.9%29.5%
Yisrael Beytenu20.5%10.4%5.7%
Shas11.0%8.2%7.7%
Blue and White9.6%10.6%26.6%
Yamina7.3%5.7%5.2%
Joint List2.8%20.9%12.7%
Labor-Gesher-Meretz2.5%1.6%5.8%
United Torah Judaism1.1%2.6%6.0%
Otzma Yehudit below threshold0.6%0.5%0.4%
Other lists0.3%0.6%0.4%
Right-wing bloc64.3%56.0%48.8%
Anti-Netanyahu bloc32.6%22.6%38.2%
Arab parties2.8%20.9%12.7%
Turnout50.8%62.1%71.5%
Valid votes35634,3204,590,062

All elections

ElectionNetanyahu's campOpposing campArab partiesUncommittedTurnoutValid votesLeading list
200649.4%38.7%1.3%9.2%59.1%2,376Kadima 20.9%
200966.6%▲17.229.1%▼9.72.2%▲0.80.2%▼9.162.5%2,436Likud 31.5%
201363.3%▼3.327.4%▼1.73.9%▲1.73.2%▲3.063.7%2,410Likud Beytenu 32.7%
Apr 201983.6%10.7%1.7%3.4%50.1%354Likud 41.5%
Sep 201963.2%▼20.413.2%▲2.53.3%▲1.619.8%▲16.452.8%364Likud 42.0%
202064.3%▲1.132.6%▲19.42.8%▼0.5–50.8%356Likud 44.4%

Statistical areas (1)

AreaHouseholds mostlyResidents (2022)Valid votes 2026Bibi blocChange blocArab parties
24Traditional3,180estimate (area 31)70.2%18.4%7.7%

Estimate: an area with no polling station of its own shows the result of the nearest area with one, as on the map; its votes are counted there.

Votes cast at the polling stations placed in these statistical areas, summed. Stations serve the people living near them, so this is close to, not exactly, the residents' vote.