Hungarian Tisa's Advantage Reduced, Orban's Fidesz Strengthened for the First Time Since the Election: What Did the Latest Survey Show?
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For the first time since the election, support for the Fidesz-KDNP party has increased in the Republikon Institute's monthly survey of party preferences. At the same time, Tisa is still by far the strongest party in all three observed groups of voters, according to a survey conducted by the Republikon Institute from September 23 to 28, and reported by the Kontroll.hu portal.
The advantage of Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar's Tisza party over Fidesz is decreasing for the second month in a row. Despite this, the party of the head of government continues to enjoy close to two and a half times the size of the...
The Republikon Institute conducted a recent survey on party preferences.
Even though the Tisza Party lost voters, its advantage is still so great that it could not be defeated in a Sunday election, or even come close to it. According to experts, the euphoric mood has ended by the fall, Tisza has fallen significantly compared to its May level, but its result is still better than the 56 percent it achieved domestically in the election.
The opposition Tisza party's lead over the ruling Fidesz-KDNP has narrowed for the second month in a row, according to the latest poll by the Republikon Institute. Despite the drop in support, Péter Magyar's party still maintains its dominant position.
Support for Tisza has decreased, while Fidesz has strengthened, according to a recent survey by Republikon.
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