Author: Noémi Konopás

Despite its move toward left-wing parties, Jobbik is still considered the most anti-Semitic, racist and radical political party by the Hungarian people – reveals a public opinion poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet on behalf of daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet.

A two-thirds majority backs the family policy action plan announced by Viktor Orbán on Sunday, reveals the flash survey conducted by  Nézőpont Intézet on behalf of Magyar Nemzet. The new policy is welcomed by a majority of 63 percent and even 40 percent of those critical of the government.

Support for Fidesz-KDNP remains strong following the events of December with their popularity among active voters still over 50 per cent, while 250,000 voters have abandoned the failing.

There is social consensus over the government's family policy solutions aiming for a demographic turnaround. 8 out of 10 respondents finds the support of Hungarian families a good decision, according to the an opinion poll by Nézőpont Intézet.

A common list from the opposition may result in losing a third of Jobbik and one-fifth of  left-wing voters,  almost certainly because widely rejected politician Ferenc Gyurcsány and his party would also be part of this rainbow coalition, recent polls by Nézőpont Intézet indicate.