According to the latest research by Europion, Péter Magyar was not even able to convince voters in Tisza of his own narrative in the phone theft case. The survey also revealed Hungarians' opinions on President András Baka's candidate for chief prosecutor, as well as on the independence of the prosecution service.
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According to the latest research by Europion, Péter Magyar was not even able to convince voters in Tisza of his own narrative in the phone theft case. The survey also revealed Hungarians' opinions on President András Baka's candidate for chief prosecutor, as well as on the independence of the prosecution service.