Exit polls: Livni's Kadima winner in 2009 elections

haaretz.com ^ | Feb. 10, 2009 | Haaretz Staff

[Free ThinkerNY]

Exit polls by Israel's three main television stations on Tuesday night showed Kadima as the clear winner in the 2009 general elections, with Likud coming a narrow second.

Channel 1, Channel 2 and Channel 10 polling of voters as they left the ballot box all showed victory for Kadima, headed by Tzipi Livni.

[Cincinna]

google it.

[ml/nj]

I like this report better!

Netanyahu declares victory in Israeli election

ML/NJ

[edcoil]

I was listening to a “republican jew on the radio call in and he was in the organization and used the term phone booth.

Might be a bad joke but I know many jews and not a single one is conservative.

[SJackson]

They don’t know. Exit polls are inaccurate, and military votes aren’t counted, and tend right. I’ve never heard the lesbian thing either. I think Bibi won this one.

[SJackson]

Not to mention Freedoms Watch, a multi-religious group formed at the RJC winter meeting a couple years ago. Along with Rudy Giuliani, the only ones who ran a ad slamming the Paetreus-Betrayus slander.

[AdvisorB]

I hope that Medved is right. I would think that the right-wing Lieberman Yisreal Beiteninu Party (14-15 seats) would want to partner with Likud and the religious parties. I just can’t see them forming a coalition with Kadima and Labor.

[justiceseeker93]

...I know many [J]ews and not a single one is conservative.

Really? There are somewhere between 50 and 100 conservative (politically) Jews here on FR that I'm aware of, so there have to be even more than that on FR alone. You probably have met some of them here and didn't know they were Jewish.

BTW, the RJC has attracted some very big Republican names to its events over the years, including Pres. G. W. Bush, who spoke at RJC events several times during his term. The RJC has also hosted a GOP presidential candidates forum during the last presidential primary season.