Haaretz poll: Olmert's Kadima sinks to 12 seats, Likud up to 29

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From Ha'aretz:

A Haaretz-Dialog poll conducted this week shows that Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's Kadima party continues its loss of popularity, would lose close to two thirds of its seats if elections were held today.

The survey also shows that Likud would win 29 Knesset seats and Kadima would drop to just 12, a reversal of the results of the March 2006 general elections.

According to the poll, just one-fifth of those who voted for Kadima in the last elections would do so again in the future. On the other hand, the Likud would keep two-thirds of its current voters.

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The poll indicates that four of Kadima's lost seats would go to the Labor Party, swelling its numbers to 18 from 14 seats in the last survey. This strengthening of support comes despite inner turmoil in Labor and the fight for the party leadership.

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