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    1. attilatheprick on

      Even according to Orbán’s own pollsters Tisza is above 40% in support amongst the voters, they just claim that FIDESZ managed to bounce back to 50% somehow

    2. Longjumping-Boot1886 on

      Only bad thing here it’s a one personality changing to another. Not a spectrum as it designed.

      Let me explain:

      1. he can became like Orban in next 10 years (Belarus variant)
      2. people can be disappointed too quickly and Orban can return back (Poland variant)

      Parliament always need some concurrency and backup. 2-3 parties in coalition are better than one.

    3. BabeInBeta on

      Lol, no offence, but this map’s color coding got me all sorts of confused.

    4. dead97531 on

      I must add that there are fidesz aligned, old-opposition aligned and real independent pollsters in Hungary.

      This graph shows the old opposition-aligned and truly independent pollsters together. This means you should halve the popularity percentages of each old opposition party and add those figures to Tisza’s which will give you the real current standings.

      The only pollsters you should trust are Medián and 21 kutatóközpont.

      So the real data shows this:

      * Fidesz: 34%-36%
      * Tisza: 52%-51%
      * DK: 5%-3%
      * Mi hazánk: 6%-5%
      * MKKP: 2%-3%

      The rest are either insignificant or they only exist on paper so they can get free money.

      Edit: The current threshold to get into the parliament is 5%.

      So far the liberal Momentum party is the only one to have stepped back from running in the election so Tisza will have a higher chance of winning.

    5. A good sign but unfortunately I just can’t imagine Orban stepping down quietly if he loses

    6. Does this change much though? If Orban steps down in case he loses, isn’t this just another conservative right-wing party? Wikipedia says ‘populist’ so that’s terrible again.

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