Category: Political poll

The support for Fidesz-KDNP (45 percent) has remained unchanged since the EP election in June, which would mean a comfortable majority if a parliamentary election were held this Sunday. The Tisza Party has gained 5 percentage points (35 percent), but its additional supporters are not new voters but

69 percent of Hungarians find it outrageous that Ukraine wants to limit oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia, and 77 percent expect Brussels to mediate between the parties. Last week, the Commission, re-elected with the support of the Hungarian left, announced that it does not intend to help member

There is broad (70 percent) public support for transparency in foreign funding of Hungarian media outlets. This view of more than two-thirds of Hungarians underpins the government's efforts to fight against war propaganda by ensuring that the Hungarian media outlets disclose their foreign funding so

According to the latest opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, Hungarians do not support the position of the European People's Party and its leader, Manfred Weber, on several important issues, ranging from war to migration. This may pose a serious dilemma for the Tisza Party, which has re

Compared to February, Fidesz has maintained its 47-percent lead, but left-wing voters are divided over the emergence of Péter Magyar. According to the latest opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, Péter Magyar's new party (13 percent) is in a tight race with the three-party coalition DK-M