I sure hope new elections are held. You can't trust these polls anyway, that predict he wouldn't make it this time . The last time, the polls said he would get in with enough votes. And they were wrong.
Assuming Moshe can retain all of his voters from the last election he would need to come up with 20,000 more votes than last time to get in. I hope he strategically appeals to the right wing voters better than he did the last time. It's a hard battle for Moshe, all the media outlets are against him, even Aruts Sheva's hosts as well as their guests whom they chose to interview, were terribly bad mouthing him during the last election in April. He needs to effectively use his limited air time on Aruts Sheva and other outlets to fight off his detractors and go on the offensive, and let everyone know he is the real deal.
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