The Hungarian opposition party "Tisa", led by the well-known politician Peter Magyar, was able to significantly increase its lead over the party of the country's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, "Fidesz".
Points of attention
- The survey conducted on February 18-23 among 1,000 people revealed a margin of error of +-3.5 points, adding credibility to the poll results.
- The increasing lead of the opposition party signals a potential shift in the political landscape of Hungary, setting the stage for a closely watched election on April 12.
Magyar may win the elections in Hungary
A new Median poll shows that the Hungarian opposition party has increased its lead over Fidesz to an unprecedented 20 percentage points among voters who have made up their minds.
Moreover, it is indicated that a gap of 11 percentage points was recorded among the entire population eligible to vote.
"Tisa" has the support of 55% of voters who have decided on their choice, compared to 35% for "Fidesz".
The leader of the Hungarian opposition party "Tysa" and Viktor Orban's main rival, Peter Magyar, has already made a statement on this matter.
After learning the results of this survey, he publicly promised to further intensify his campaign.
Please help me get through the last 46 days as a volunteer or sponsor! Let's stick together, hold our heads high, do everything we can to change the system! Let's enter the gates of victory together on April 12, tired, hugging each other, and with patriotism in our hearts!
Peter Magyar
Leader of the Hungarian opposition party "Tisa"
It is worth noting that the survey was conducted on February 18-23 among 1,000 people; the margin of error is +-3.5 points.
