Will Orbán’s Fidesz Split? New Survey Shows Intriguing Data
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Will Orbán’s Fidesz split? New survey shows intriguing data
Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party seemed only a few months ago to be a monolithic bloc, unassailable at the summit of power. Now, however, it appears it could even split in two: into an Orbán party and a moderate, centre-right grouping. A fresh Medián poll may now give that scenario another push.Continue reading
According to a recent poll by the pollster, they would easily enter parliament with this.
It is unlikely that Fidesz's prominent politicians will leave in the near future, and the reason for this is to be found in the electoral law they themselves created.
There is a historic opportunity to form new parties, but there are currently few signs that a formation that split from Fidesz could be immediately successful, political scientist Gábor Tóka said, dampening spirits. Yet a significant portion of Fidesz supporters would be willing to vote for a party without Viktor Orbán.
According to the Transylvanian organizer of Tusványos, the chairman of the strategic committee of the Transylvanian Hungarian Association, the event should either be opened up and taken back to its original, controversial direction, accepting the diversity of values, or the whole thing should be closed. Exclusive interview about the Fidesz chief explaining about the converted Putin, frogs in the Fidesz cauldron, and the Transylvanian myth of the…
A new, moderate right-wing party would immediately reach the five percent parliamentary threshold. The post Median: A third of Fidesz members would be open to a new civic party first appeared on 24.hu.
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