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Postal Voting: Experts in Hungary Recommend Romanian Model, While Slovakia Plans to Abolish It

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The Hungarian government maintains postal voting because it benefits Fidesz, while the Slovak government, according to its critics, wants to abolish it because it benefits the Socialist Party.
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Postal Voting: Experts in Hungary Recommend Romanian Model, While Slovakia Plans to Abolish It

The Hungarian government maintains postal voting because it benefits Fidesz, while the Slovak government, according to its critics, wants to abolish it because it benefits the Socialist Party.

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Denník N broke the news in on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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