The October 27, 2026 Israeli legislative election produced vote counts placing Yashar, the centrist list led by former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, at roughly 16% of valid ballots, consistent with its projected 21 Knesset seats. Partial tallies from the Central Elections Committee, including early results after 90%+ of votes and updates on double-envelope ballots, stabilized in this band without crossing into adjacent ranges. Pre-election polling averages around 21-23 seats aligned closely with the outcome, reflecting Yashar’s security-focused platform and positioning within the opposition bloc amid high turnout and strong Arab party gains. Remaining absentee counts are unlikely to alter the share materially. A late surge in confirmed military or diplomatic ballots could theoretically shift the figure, though historical patterns in proportional representation systems limit such volatility.