Israeli Electoral History: Elections to the 19th Knesset
(January 2013)
Israeli Electoral History: Israeli Electoral History: Table of Contents
Valid votes | 3,579,115 |
Qualifying threshold (2%) | 71,580 |
Votes per seat | 26,840 |
Political Party | Valid Votes | % of Total | Seats Won |
Likud / Beiteinu | 832,099 | 23.25% | 31 (-12) ^ |
Yesh Atid | 507,879 | 14.19% | 19 |
Labor | 409,685 | 11.45% | 15 (+2) |
Shas | 316,151 | 8.83% | 11 (0) |
The Jewish Home | 313,646 | 8.76% | 11 (+8) |
United Torah Judaism | 189,931 | 5.31% | 7 (+2) |
Ha'Tnuah | 179,818 | 5.02% | 6 |
Meretz | 164,150 | 4.59% | 6 (+3) |
Ra'am / Ta'al | 135,830 | 3.80% | 5 (+1) |
Hadash | 111,685 | 3.12% | 4 (0) |
Balad | 95,312 | 2.66% | 3 (0) |
Kadima | 74,735 | 2.09% | 2 (-26) |
^ - In 2009, Likud won 28 seats and Yisrael Beiteinu took an additional 15. Their merger in 2012 gave them a total of 43 seats.
* - The following parties did not pass the qualifying threshhold of 2% and will therefore not represented in the government: Strength to Israel; Whole Nation; Green Leaf; Power to Influence; New Land; The Israelis; The Green and Young; Dor Bnei Haaretz; Living with Honor; Da'am; Social Justice; We are Brothers; The Pirates; We are Friends; Economy; Liberal Advance; Light; World Pact; The Hope for Change; Heritage of our Fathers
Party Lists
(**- New Knesset Member)
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Sources: The Knesset