The Israeli legislative election is scheduled for October 27, 2026, the first to complete a full Knesset term since 1988 after the 25th Knesset dissolved on July 17 without early elections. Preparations remain on track with candidate lists finalized in early September, surplus-vote pacts concluded, overseas and military voting underway, and final polls released on October 23. The Central Elections Committee and Supreme Court have resolved procedural matters, including party eligibility challenges, while ongoing regional security conditions have not triggered any statutory extension under the Basic Law: The Knesset. Trader consensus at 92.9% for an on-schedule vote reflects the absence of dissolution votes, legal blocks, or acute crises capable of forcing postponement in the final days before polling.