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Roya Center Publishes 2026 Poll Results
The article discusses the results of a Palestinian public opinion survey focusing on the public's outlook towards the upcoming legislative and presidential elections in Palestine. The findings indicate an expected participation rate of 57.4%, with a close voting split between Fatah (29.9%) and Hamas (25.2%). The study shows broad support for holding the elections aimed at improving living conditions, ending the division, and involving new elites. It also reveals that the main obstacles relate to a lack of trust in electoral lists and parties, the absence of national consensus, and the impact of the occupation and the authorities' policies on low turnout. There is also concern about external interventions and the occupation's behavior in obstructing the elections. Voting intentions and list alliances vary, with a preference for independent lists and candidates. Nonetheless, there is consensus on the importance of reforming political discourse and enhancing performance to ensure broad participation and the integrity of the elections.
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