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There was a vote of government reinforcement and a change of opposition in Hungary. Fidesz reached the biggest victory in Hungarian election history, and the Left suffered a historic defeat: while the opposition achieved a result better than 45 percent in 2010, it has now received only 35 percen

Summary The Hungarian electoral system’s 2011 reform met several social, political and legal expectations. In spite of this, the new regulation has been criticised in the past decade. The majority of the objections have been made by opposition parties or civic groups that are critical of the go

According to a recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute, if elections were held "this Sunday", 49 percent of active voters would vote for Fidesz, and only 41 percent would vote for the left-wing joint list. With two weeks before the elections, the gap between the two major political blocs is still wi

According to a recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute, seven out of ten (70 percent) active voters believe that Fidesz-KDNP will win again in the April elections. It is remarkable that just over a third of opposition voters (37 percent) are confident of a change of government, and the same number o

According to a recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute, despite the Ukrainian-Russian war, four-fifths (79 percent) of active voters agree that Hungary buys Russian gas. The Institute’s opinion poll also reveals that even among left-wing voters more than two-thirds (68 percent) support that Hungary