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Péter Magyar Speaks About an Unprecedented Case and Fraud: He Initiated the Convening of the House Committee

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Prime Minister Péter Magyar initiated the convening of an extraordinary house committee meeting on Tuesday after, in his opinion, Fidesz MP János Pócs falsely claimed that his voting machine was not working, while in fact he was not present in the meeting room.

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The Prime Minister called for a punishment for Pócs, and the Deputy Speaker of the House promised to convene a House committee.

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Prime Minister Péter Magyar initiated the convening of an extraordinary house committee meeting on Tuesday after, in his opinion, Fidesz MP János Pócs falsely claimed that his voting machine was not working, while in fact he was not present in the meeting room.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prime Minister called the Fidesz representative an old, petty fraud and requested that the House Committee be convened as soon as possible.

The circumstances of János Pócs' vote on Tuesday are being investigated - according to Péter Magyar, the Fidesz representative "cheated".

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar is demanding a severe punishment for Fidesz MP János Pócs after the prime minister said the politician tried to mislead the National Assembly during a vote. The prime minister's outrage is particularly interesting in light of the fact that a few weeks earlier, a similar incident affecting the regularity of parliamentary voting had occurred in his own faction. At that time, Orsolya Schummer pressed the voting button of her party coll…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The circumstances of the vote of Fidesz MP János Pócs on Tuesday will be examined by reviewing the video recordings and minutes, Anikó Hallerné Nagy, the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, told MTI after the extraordinary meeting of the House Committee on Tuesday. János Pócs told MTI that he reached the voting machine “at the last moment” of the vote and pressed a button, which is why the machine may not have detected it.

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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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