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The article discusses the results of a poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Political and Survey Research between October 7 and 11, prior to the decision to postpone the Palestinian legislative elections for nearly 10 months. The report focused on the "Independent Nationalist" list led by Bashar Al-Masri, revealing that 32% of respondents had heard of him for the first time, with this percentage rising to 43% among young people. The initial support for the list was 15%, which increased after a profile about him was shown. However, the figures vary, and the report does not clarify the criteria used for selecting lists or provide comparisons between competitors. The report raises questions about the way the numbers are presented, noting the repeated mention of Al-Masri’s name and the lack of details about programs or specific dates, which weakens claims that the results reflect actual voting intentions or a real shift in the political landscape. It confirms that the survey reflects perceptions rather than an actual election.
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