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Friday, October 16, 2026

3 experts on how you’re reading election polls wrong — and why they can’t predict the result

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With several parties at risk of falling short, small shifts make a huge difference. Plus, Israel's electorate is difficult to survey and methodology is often opaque. But even so, analysts say, polls are still worthwhile

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