Hungarian interim results

Posted by Public_Research2690

31 Comments

  1. Public_Research2690 on

    |Party|2022 final|2026 votes (68.89%)|2026 seats (77.45%)|
    |:-|:-|:-|:-|
    |Fidesz|54.13% / 135 seats|37.91%|54 seats|
    |Tisza|34.46% / 57 seats|53.46%|138 seats|
    |Mi Hazánk|6.81% / 7 seats|5.98%|7 seats|
    |DK|—|1.19%|0 seats|
    |MKKP|2.28% / 0 seats|0.81%|0 seats|

  2. TISZA is overperforming in rural areas while urban votes aren‘t even in yet. If I was Orban I would pack my bags right now…

  3. Public-Finger on

    This looks like a landslide , waiting to see what this means in representation 

  4. I find this hard to beleive. I was in even in doubt that a decisive win would materialize, let alone such a landslide. If true, this is a very bright day for Hungary and for Europe.

  5. That would be so much of a dream if it stays like that. Good riddance Orban, Russia will no longer have backdoor in the EU. Hope for the best for Hungary.

  6. Possible-You4332 on

    Fidesz or the party lead by a guy that was a Fidesz apparatchik for twenty years. I love democracy.

  7. Bitter_Armadillo8182 on

    If Putin is having a bad day, I’m having a good day.

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  8. To those celebrating – I feel like we should interpret these results cautiously. Its not like Magyar is a progressive, he’s a former Orban loyalist and Tisza is a very new party. Its not out of the realm of possibility that Tisza/Magyar will basically be just a *slightly* less terrible Orban and this whole thing was a ploy to continue most of Orban’s policy while giving the facade of change and choice and mitigating discontent. Notice how Tisza/Magyar really hasn’t put out much in the way of specific policy positions and has specifically avoided taking positions on certain issues.

    This could be really good, but it could also be a big nothingburger.