The Tisza Party Will Receive Billions in State Aid Next Year, Fidesz and the KDNP Fared Worse
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The Tisza party foundation will receive twice as much money as this year, and with the exception of DK, the state funding of the former opposition parties will cease.
According to the 2027 budget draft, the Tisza Party and the Talpra Magyars Foundation may receive nearly 3 billion forints in state support.
While the Tisza Party previously promised to end state funding for parties, the 2027 budget draft allows the party and the Talpra Magyarok Foundation to receive almost three billion forints in budget support. The combined support of Fidesz–KDNP and their affiliated foundations could be 2.28 billion forints. According to the draft, the transformation of the party financing system is not currently included in the government's plans.
The 2027 budget draft will significantly rearrange the state subsidies of parliamentary parties, while the Tisza Party will be able to manage with an amount exceeding 1.2 billion forints next year. On the other hand, the support of Fidesz, which suffered a historic electoral defeat, will decrease by around 50 million forints, but there will also be serious changes in the financing of party foundations.
The amounts were determined based on the law on party support, where the election results of the parties are highly emphasized in the distribution. The post Fidesz will be able to manage with less state money next year, but Tisza will receive 1.2 billion forints first appeared on 24.hu.
Fidesz may manage with around 50 million forints less next year, while the Tisza Party's support will increase by around 500 million - according to the bill on the 2027 budget, which the government submitted to parliament on Friday night.
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