US EditionHungary's opposition Tisza party maintains lead as election nears, poll shows
Tisza holds 38% support and could win 115 seats amid a highly uncertain election with many undecided voters, poll shows a 14-point lead over Fidesz.
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Hungary's opposition Tisza party maintains lead as election nears, poll shows
The main Hungarian opposition party Tisza's lead over long-time Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz shrank slightly in a poll published on Wednesday, as campaigning enters its final month before an April 12 election.
Is Tisza the end, Viktor?
Hungary’s opposition leads by double digits. The system Orbán built may yet save him. Péter Magyar (pictured above, in the white shirt) has not always been the leader of Hungary’s opposition. A former member of Hungary’s governing party Fidesz and the ex-husband of former justice minister Judit Varga, Magyar first came to nationwide attention when he publicly announced his resignation from all government-related positions amidst a presidential p…
Hungarian Opposition Lead Narrows as Orban Intensifies Campaign
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s party narrowed its double-digit deficit in a new poll after intensifying his campaign less than five weeks until an election, though the opposition Tisza party held a 14-point lead.
A new opinion poll conducted a month before the Hungarian parliamentary elections shows that the opposition party Tisza continues to lead the voters' preferences, but the large number of rulings make the outcome of the trial unpredictable.
In Hungary, the opposition Tisa party continues to outpace Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party in terms of voter support, a poll shows. What you know, read TSN.ua (news 1+1).
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