The October 27, 2026, Knesset election results placed Together (Beyachad), the Bennett-Lapid alliance, at 9.34% of the vote for 12 seats, locking in the 9-11% outcome with near-certainty on Polymarket. Final tallies after double-envelope counting aligned closely with late October polling averages that showed the party holding steady near 13 seats amid competition from Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar list for centrist and anti-Netanyahu voters. The broader opposition bloc finished short of a majority at 48 seats, while Likud’s bloc reached 53, reflecting stable turnout patterns and limited last-minute shifts. Resolution hinges on any narrow procedural disputes over remaining ballots, though the current margin leaves little scope for movement outside the leading band.