A fresh IDEA poll suggests Hungary could be heading for a four-party parliament, not a two-party contest, as the opposition Tisza Party increases its advantage over the ruling Fidesz–KDNP alliance at the start of the official campaign period.

According to IDEA Intézet’s latest survey, Tisza leads Fidesz–KDNP by 12 percentage points among “certain voters who can name a party” (49% vs 37%). In the full adult population, the lead is 9 points (38% vs 29%).

Continue reading with premium access

This is a premium article. Subscribe to unlock every premium article, or buy this one on its own.

Registering takes a few seconds and keeps you on this page.

Subscription: €5/month or €48/year for all premium articles · One-time: €2 for this article