According to active voters, Viktor Orbán is a more trustworthy, better and fairer leader than Péter Márki-Zay, a recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute reveals. The Institute's latest opinion poll made comparison between the current prime minister and his left-wing challenger on three characteristi

A recent survey by the Nézőpont Institute reveals that according to the vast majority of Hungarian voters, healthcare is not a business, statistics on Roma people should not be kept, and the current measures of overhead reduction are appropriate. The details of the survey also reveal that even the a

Since the 2014 conflict in eastern Ukraine, the liberal media has labelled Vladimir Putin as an undesirable person in world politics and thus putting pressure on some countries’ leaders and distorting international relations by calling into question whether holding talks with him is acceptable. Dipl

A recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute reveals that seven out of ten (68 percent) active voters believe that Fidesz-KDNP will win the elections. The same amount of voters as in December 2021* believe that the government side would win, if an election were held “this Sunday”. Péter Márki-Zay's cam

The 2022 parliamentary elections will be held in as little as three months. From now on, the Nézőpont Institute will extend its party preference research to a party-list election result estimation. Thus all active voters’ declared and identifiable party preference will be taken into account. With th