Recent polling averages place the Religious Zionism–Zehut joint list at roughly six to seven seats, with individual surveys ranging from five to eight amid the final days before the October 27 election. The alliance, finalized in September, has consolidated support from settlement-focused religious voters and Zehut’s libertarian base under leaders Bezalel Smotrich and Moshe Feiglin, aided by a surplus-vote agreement with Likud. However, separate runs by Otzma Yehudit and other right-wing lists, combined with broader bloc competition and typical volatility in smaller-party estimates, keep outcomes clustered near the 5–6% mark. Turnout patterns in key strongholds and any late shifts in undecided voters could determine whether the list finishes closer to five or six seats.