- Tel Aviv-Yafo
- Givatayim
- Ramat HaSharon
- Herzliya
- Whole country
5 of 7 rows; the page has them all. Source: Central Elections Committee, locality results (computed), April 2019 – November 2022
Communities
Nine groups of Israeli voters, each shown by the chart its page opens with.
Secular Israel
Who Israel's secular Jews (hilonim) are, where they live, how their towns have voted since 2019, and where they stand on the issues of the 2026 election.
Largest list, 2019–2022: how these towns voted Masorti Israel
Who Israel's traditional (masorti) Jews are, how they overlap with Mizrahi Israel, how the development towns have voted since 2019, and where they stand on the issues.
Six development towns combined, 2019–2022: how these towns voted - Likud
- Shas
- List carrying Otzma Yehudit
- United Torah Judaism
- Likud, whole country
5 of 6 rows; the page has them all. Source: Central Elections Committee, locality results (computed), April 2019 – November 2022
Religious Zionists
Who Israel's national-religious Jews are, how their towns have voted since 2019, what they think on the six election issues, and why the 2026 vote splits them.
National-religious voters' 2026 vote intention 4 of 13 rows; the page has them all. Source: Dialog for Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth, Aug 31 – Sept 2, 2026, 508 national-religious members of Dialog's online panel (484 asked again after the Religious Zionism–Zehut union); weighted by sex; margin of error 4.4 points
Haredim
Israel's fastest-growing Jewish community, Ashkenazi and Sephardi: its size and streams, how its towns have voted, what it thinks on the issues, and the draft fight.
How these towns voted: five Haredi towns combined, 2019–2022 - United Torah Judaism
- Shas
- Likud
- Union of Right-Wing Parties (incl. Otzma Yehudit)
4 of 7 rows; the page has them all. Source: Central Elections Committee locality results (files for Knesset 21–25), computed for this page, Apr 2019 – Nov 2022
Russian-speaking Israelis
Who the immigrants from the former Soviet Union and their children are, how their towns have voted since 2019, and what little is known of their views.
How these towns voted: Yisrael Beiteinu's share of the vote, 2019–2022 - Nof HaGalil
- Karmiel
- Kiryat Yam
- Bat Yam
4 of 7 rows; the page has them all. Source: Central Elections Committee, locality results (computed), April 2019 – November 2022
Ethiopian-Israelis
A short profile of Israelis of Ethiopian origin: how many, where they live, what the thin vote evidence shows, and how policing has figured in their politics.
Israelis of Ethiopian origin, by place of birth Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, 2022 and 2024 releases
Palestinian citizens of Israel
About a fifth of Israel's population: who is counted, how their towns have voted since 2019, what they say on the issues, and why crime leads their agenda.
Turnout: Palestinian citizens of Israel and all voters, 2019–2022 Source: IDI (Arik Rudnitzky); Central Elections Committee, 2019–2022
Druze
A small, Arabic-speaking religious community whose men are drafted: its size, how its villages have voted since 2019, its views on the issues, and the Golan Druze.
How these villages voted: ten core Druze localities, 2019–2022 (% of valid votes) - Blue and White
- National Unity
- Yisrael Beiteinu
- Likud
4 of 9 rows; the page has them all. Source: Central Elections Committee, results by locality (computed), 2019–2022
Settlers
Who the roughly 540,000 Israelis in West Bank settlements are, where they live, and why they vote as three different blocs rather than one.
The settlements in 2022: each sized by its valid votes, coloured by its largest list - Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit: largest list in 74
- Likud: largest list in 28
- Yesh Atid: largest list in 9
- United Torah Judaism: largest list in 5
- Shas: largest list in 4
- Jewish Home: largest list in 1
- Labor: largest list in 1
- Tie: largest list in 1
- The Green Line
Open the vote map on the leading list in each locality, 2022
Every settlement, by valid votes
Settlement localities in 2022 by valid votes, with the largest list Locality Valid votes Largest list Modi'in Illit 26,655 United Torah Judaism, 77.5% Beitar Illit 23,688 United Torah Judaism, 59.4% Ma'ale Adumim 19,602 Likud, 42.7% Givat Ze'ev 9,663 Shas, 25.4% Ariel 9,420 Likud, 40.6% Efrat 5,783 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 48.1% Oranit 5,064 Yesh Atid, 29.1% Karnei Shomron 4,732 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 54.4% Alfe Menashe 4,402 Likud, 30.8% Sha'ar Shomron 4,162 Likud, 34.8% Kochav Yaakov 4,016 Shas, 39.9% Kiryat Arba 3,249 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 67.4% Beit Arye-Ofarim 2,754 Likud, 41.2% Beit El 2,698 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 83.2% Geva Binyamin 2,556 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 33.5% Har Adar 2,355 Yesh Atid, 33.3% Elkana 2,251 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 52.3% Talmon 2,113 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 84.9% Kedumim 2,060 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 72.7% Kefar Adummim 1,989 Likud, 29.4% Immanu'el 1,932 Shas, 41.6% Shilo 1,769 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 82.0% Ale Zahav 1,717 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 57.1% Eli 1,686 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 75.3% Allon Shevut 1,682 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 47.7% Tekoa 1,675 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 44.7% Hashmona'im 1,640 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 44.5% Ganne Modi'in 1,532 Shas, 46.1% Ofra 1,478 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 69.0% Kefar HaOranim 1,290 Yesh Atid, 43.0% Na'ale 1,217 Likud, 37.4% Zufim 1,203 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 37.4% El'azar 1,201 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 53.6% Revava 1,195 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 86.0% Newe Daniyyel 1,154 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 50.3% Berakha 1,129 Likud, 50.6% Yaqir 1,098 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 63.1% Mevo Horon 1,079 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 77.6% Mizpe Yeriho 1,075 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 72.2% Kokhav HaShahar 1,071 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 86.0% Barqan 1,053 Likud, 46.6% Avne Hefez 1,044 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 69.4% Noqedim 1,022 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 48.8% Pedu'el 974 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 78.1% Nili 960 Likud, 34.0% Pesagot 901 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 79.7% Ma'ale Mikhmas 833 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 64.9% Har Gillo 778 Likud, 39.8% Brukhin 772 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 81.9% Almon 771 Likud, 48.1% Qedar 753 Likud, 49.4% Elon More 717 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 86.8% Beit Horon 717 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 45.7% Dolev 692 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 75.1% Hinnanit 682 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 54.8% Sal'it 655 Yesh Atid, 51.9% Giv'on HaHadasha 646 Likud, 34.4% Yizhar 645 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 86.0% Neve Tsuf 630 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 71.1% Ma'ale Efrayim 627 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 38.3% Suseya 596 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 80.4% Bat Ayin 594 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 73.2% Kefar Tappuah 525 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 78.1% Itamar 492 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 87.2% Shaqed 490 Likud, 33.9% Nofim 468 Likud, 42.1% Shave Shomeron 466 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 73.6% Enav 459 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 63.2% Kefar Ezyon 438 Jewish Home, 32.0% Rosh Zurim 433 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 49.0% Karme Zur 428 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 80.1% Tene 416 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 46.6% Kiryat Netafim 388 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 67.8% Mattityahu 374 United Torah Judaism, 73.3% Shim'a 369 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 58.8% Rehelim 363 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 85.4% Mezadot Yehuda 361 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 79.2% Rimmonim 360 Likud, 42.8% Ma'ale Levona 351 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 85.8% Asfar 350 United Torah Judaism, 41.1% Otni'el 346 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 71.1% Shadmot Mehola 340 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 71.8% Ma'ale Amos 324 United Torah Judaism, 48.5% Sansana 292 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 51.4% Mehola 287 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 51.9% Eshkolot 284 Likud, 33.1% Haggay 280 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 84.3% Nahali'el 264 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 55.3% Ateret 264 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 81.8% Mevo Dotan 242 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 55.0% Qalya 237 Yesh Atid, 32.9% Ma'on 228 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 89.9% Migdalim 226 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 65.0% Hebron 215 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 88.4% Karmel 215 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 86.0% Pene Hever 211 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 84.4% Peza'el 209 Likud, 34.9% Adora 207 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 52.7% Beit HaArava 202 Likud, 22.8% Wered Yeriho 199 Likud, 37.7% Negohot 195 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 85.6% Tomer 193 Yesh Atid, 27.5% Gittit 191 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 52.9% Mizpe Shalem 190 Yesh Atid, 17.9% Rehan 184 Yesh Atid, 27.2% Yitav 182 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 67.0% Telem 180 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 75.6% Migdal Oz 167 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 44.3% Massu'a 156 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 38.5% Hermesh 136 Likud, 42.6% Netiv HaGedud 136 Labor, 29.4% Hemdat 121 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 60.3% Almog 110 Yesh Atid, 34.5% Na'ama 110 Likud, 31.8% Beqa'ot 104 Likud, 35.6% Hamra 103 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 33.0% Yafit 101 Likud, 37.6% Mekhora 95 Likud, 24.2% Gilgal 94 Likud, 29.8% Maskiyyot 88 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 90.9% Ammihay 86 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 80.2% Ro'i 86 Tie, 29.1% Rotem 80 Religious Zionism–Otzma Yehudit, 36.3% Argaman 74 Likud, 37.8% Source: Central Elections Committee, results by locality, 2022; settlements are the localities with CBS codes 3400–3899 (124 in the file, 1 without coordinates and not drawn). Double-envelope votes, mostly soldiers', have no locality and are not here. Outline and Green Line: OCHA.
The groups overlap; they are not a ranking or a hierarchy. Each page covers how many they are and where they live, how their towns have voted since 2019, what they think on the big issues, and who they are in their own words.