The Reservists–Economic Party's final tally of 2.72% in the October 27, 2026, Knesset election anchors the market's strong consensus on a sub-2.75% outcome. Pre-election polling placed the Hendel-Zelekha list near or below the 3.25% threshold amid competition from larger Zionist parties, limited crossover from reservist voters, and the earlier collapse of an alliance with Hili Tropper. Regular ballots yielded roughly 2.6%, with double-envelope military votes providing only a modest lift to 3.87%—still insufficient overall. Official counts now confirm the result across nearly all ballots. Late procedural adjustments or verified discrepancies in remaining envelopes represent the narrowest paths to any upward revision.