Election

Israel 2022 Knesset Election

November 1, 2022

Likud won 32 seats and Yesh Atid 24 in Israel's fifth national election in four years. The Central Elections Committee published final national totals and unanimously authorized the results, stating that voting, counting and inspections were conducted professionally and thoroughly and that the results reflected voters' will.

Official results

Certified by Central Elections Committee final national resultsTurnout 70.6%

The table lists the ten parties that won seats. The official CEC source also lists parties that remained below the electoral threshold.

Likud23.4%1,115,336
32 seats
Yesh Atid17.8%847,435
24 seats
Religious Zionism and Otzma Yehudit10.8%516,470
14 seats
National Unity9.1%432,482
12 seats
Shas8.3%392,964
11 seats
United Torah Judaism5.9%280,194
7 seats
Yisrael Beiteinu4.5%213,687
6 seats
United Arab List4.1%194,047
5 seats
Hadash-Ta'al3.8%178,735
5 seats
Labor Party3.7%175,992
4 seats

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The Integrity Ledger

What the evidence establishes, and what it does not — side by side, each finding sourced and tiered.

What is established

No established findings recorded yet.

What is not established

No explicit negative findings recorded yet.

Process assessment

The CEC published final national totals for every list, including eligible voters, turnout, valid and invalid ballots, votes and seats. Its presidency and party-representative plenum unanimously authorized the result after voting, counting and inspection.

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