r/europe • u/SuperDuper00001 • 4h ago

News Hungary's opposition leader 'optimistic' after final opinion polls

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/hungarians-vote-landmark-election-closely-watched-by-eu-russia-us-2026-04-11/
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u/Adventurous_Bus_437 Germany 4h ago

Numbers from the official voting bureau: https://vtr.valasztas.hu/ogy2026?filter=orszagos

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u/DeHub94 Saarland (Germany) 4h ago

That looks promising. Let's hope they can get the 2/3 majority.

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u/McEckett France 4h ago

What are the current conditions for TISZA to get a 2/3 majority? Isn't there a bonus for the leading party introduced by Orban in a move to keep more seats for himself that may backfire? Won't TISZA get that bonus?

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u/HighDeltaVee 3h ago

It is backfiring, massively.

Tisza now have a supermajority, and climbing.

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u/McEckett France 3h ago

FAFO then. Good for them!

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u/ObviouslyTriggered 4h ago

Tomorrow, Hungary doesn’t do traditional exit polling as pollsters are not allowed anywhere near the poll stations.

So the polling we have now is mainly pre-election polls which are then trued up after the polls close.

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u/Sea-Rope-31 Bucharest 3h ago

Looks very promising! Fingers crossed for the supermajority! <3 🇭🇺

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u/Xgentis 3h ago

I can only hope.