Herut
Also recorded by the Central Elections Committee as חרות
How Herut voted in 2015
714 valid votes.
| List | Share | Against national |
|---|---|---|
| אמת המחנה הציוני בראשות יצחק הרצוג וציפי לבני | 61.90% 442 votes |
+43.2 |
| פה יש עתיד בראשות יאיר לפיד | 14.15% 101 votes |
+5.3 |
| מרצ השמאל של ישראל | 10.50% 75 votes |
+6.6 |
| מחל הליכוד בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלה | 5.04% 36 votes |
−18.4 |
| כ כולנו בראשות משה כחלון | 4.20% 30 votes |
−3.3 |
| טב הבית היהודי בראשות נפתלי בנט | 2.10% 15 votes |
−4.6 |
| ל ישראל ביתנו בראשות אביגדור ליברמן | 0.84% 6 votes |
−4.3 |
| שס התאחדות הספרדים שומרי תורה תנועתו של מרן הרב עובדיה יוסף זצ"ל | 0.42% 3 votes |
−5.3 |
| ודעם הרשימה המשותפת (חד"ש, רע"מ, בל"ד, תע"ל) | 0.14% 1 votes |
−10.5 |
"Against national" is the gap, in percentage points, from the national result in the same election. It is what turns the number into an answer.
Show 2 more lists that did not enter the Knesset
These lists got votes here but fell below the national threshold (3.25%), even where their share here was far larger.
| קנ | עלה ירוק - גאה בבחירה שלי | 0.56% | 4 | −0.6 |
| קץ | יחד — העם איתנו בראשות אלי ישי | 0.14% | 1 | −2.8 |
Download the data: CSV · JSON — every election, not only the one in the table. UTF-8 with a BOM, so that Excel shows Hebrew correctly.
715 voters out of 846 eligible.
The line is the locality's path across the elections; the filled dot is the latest.
The position is derived from locality-level results and describes a place, not people. Movement on the map does not show that particular voters changed their vote.
Herut against another locality, on the same axes and against the same national result.
For example: Ne'ot Mordekhay · Kefar Yehezqel · Mefallesim
The nearest localities on the map, among those of a similar size (within 5 times the number of valid votes).
| Ne'ot Mordekhay | 340 |
| Kefar Yehezqel | 550 |
| Mefallesim | 418 |
| Daliyya | 522 |
| Hilla | 342 |
| Kefar Hess | 752 |
| Nahalal | 518 |
| Kefar Vitkin | 1,082 |
10 elections in Herut
| Knesset | Eligible | Voters | Turnout | Against national | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25th 2022 | 963 | 747 | 77.6% | +6.9 | The results → |
| 24th 2021 | 933 | 753 | 80.7% | +13.3 | The results → |
| 23rd 2020 | 926 | 751 | 81.1% | +9.6 | The results → |
| 22nd 2019 | 932 | 759 | 81.4% | +11.6 | The results → |
| 21st 2019 | 929 | 765 | 82.3% | +13.9 | The results → |
| 20th 2015 | 846 | 715 | 84.5% | +12.2 | The results → |
| 19th 2013 | 839 | 704 | 83.9% | +16.1 | The results → |
| 18th 2009 | 774 | 656 | 84.8% | +22.2 | The results → |
| 17th 2006 | Not in source | 578 | Not in source | Not in source | The results → |
| 16th 2003 | 610 | 495 | 81.1% | +15.5 | The results → |
In years when the Central Elections Committee published no count of eligible voters by locality there is no turnout, and the line breaks there. It is not filled in by guesswork.
Name changes
As they appear in the Central Elections Committee's own results:
- חרות → חירות, first in the 17th Knesset election (2006); before that in the 16th
This is a direct observation of the source documents: the name the locality was recorded under in each election. It bounds when the change took effect, but does not record the legal decision behind it.