The Police and Now the Fidesz Party Don't Want a Strong-Willed Leader Either - Claims a Recent Survey
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But Fidesz only as long as it's called Viktor Orbán. CEU researchers analyze the impact of the change of government on Hungarians' opinions about democracy.
Despite the historic election victory of the Tisza Party and the outstanding popularity of Péter Magyar, the supporters of the ruling party still do not want a leader who circumvents the rules to achieve his goals. According to a recent research by the CEU Democracy Institute, the opinion of Fidesz supporters has also changed significantly: during Viktor Orbán’s government, they were much more accepting of strong-arm leadership, […]
Even after the two-thirds victory, Tisza voters are not enthusiastic about a strong leader who circumvents the rules to achieve his goals. According to a survey by the CEU Democracy Institute, the opinion of Fidesz supporters has also changed after the election defeat.
According to research by the CEU Democracy Institute, the majority of Hungarians prefer a democratic system.
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