Israelis will head to the polls on October 27th. The city of Rehovot, a municipality of 140,000 residents near Tel-Aviv, is viewed as a reliable indicator of national election results due to its historically mirroring voting patterns. Recent observations indicate a notable shift among first-time voters, with approximately 600,000 eligible to participate in this election. This younger demographic, aged 18 to 22, leans significantly to the right compared to older generations; 56% identify as right-leaning. This trend suggests a potential reshaping of the political landscape in Israel. The upcoming election is thus expected to be influenced by the views of Rehovot’s youth.