68 Percent of Hungarians Want Viktor Orbán to Stand Trial
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According to a recent opinion poll, up to 68 percent of Hungary's citizens want ex-Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (Fidesz) put on trial. Twenty-five percent of those polled expressed the opposite opinion, and seven percent of respondents failed to answer the question.
The overwhelming majority of Hungarian voters, eight out of ten, consider it essential to investigate the corruption cases of the past decade and a half. Moreover, the latest survey by Median reveals a remarkable trend: the demand for accountability has now become decisive within the Fidesz base as well. The post Median Measured: Surprising Data Revealed About Fidesz Members was first published on Most Hír.
A recent public opinion poll showed that a significant majority of Hungarians believe that Viktor Orbán should also stand trial, and more and more people see a chance that the former prime minister will also be held accountable.
However, fewer people see this as likely to happen.
Median: The majority believes that Viktor Orbán should also stand trial - More than half of those surveyed believe that there is a chance that the former prime minister will be held accountable.
According to a survey by Median, 68 percent of those surveyed believe that Viktor Orbán should also be brought to justice, 92 percent of police officers, and even 27 percent of Fidesz voters see it this way.
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