Nézőpont Intézet

Nézőpont Intézet organised a conference under the title „Poland Voted” on 22 October. Speakers at the event included former Hungarian Foreign Minister János Martonyi, President of the Instytut Wolności Igor Janke and Deputy State Secretary of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Feren

Fidesz-KDNP alliance lost the 2019 municipal election in Budapest, however won outside Budapest. If we were referring to votes on the parliamentary election, the nationwide and strong victory of Fidesz would be unquestionable.

Kozvelemenykutatok.hu looks into the latest data ahead of the municipal elections to see how individual polling institutes gauged the status of the mayoral election. Institutes that regularly publish political opinion polls measured István Tarlós' lead in tight competition.

The scandalous sound recording about Gergely Karácsony has had no long-term effect on the political race in the capital. Fifty-three percent of decided voters would vote for István Tarlós, 40 percent for Gergely Karácsony and as many as 7 percent  for Róbert Puzsér, whereas Krisztián Berki curr

56 percent of Budapest voters who have promised definite participation would chose István Tarlós on 13th October. The popularity of Gergely Karácsony shows further decline, so he would only take 38 percent of the votes if the election was due this Sunday, the representative public opinion poll of 10