Election: Péter Magyar awaits purification

According to the chairman of the Tisza party, the electoral law should be made more proportionate and the small parties should also be helped to prevail. He believes that it is okay if the next election cleans up the slate, bleeding out those parties that do not have social support but still live off state funding like Marci Hevesen. We interviewed Péter Magyar in Megbeszéljúk.

In the program Let's Talk on Klubrádió, Péter Magyar said: after the election, if the Tisza Party wins, they will want to change several laws, including the election law, to make the system more proportional and make it easier for smaller parties to prevail. There are a lot of different people living in Hungary, it would be good if the parties represented as many people as possible among the decision-makers, he added. According to Péter Magyar, …