Author: Barna Gergő

Governing party politicians are more popular than those of the opposition. In fact there is not a single opposition politician whom more people would want to see in an important position than who reject their political involvement, reveals the latest public opinion poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet

Should opposition parties run separately, Fidesz KDNP would gain 51 percent in an election held this Sunday. In the case of an opposition joint list also including Jobbik and the Democratic Coalition, however, government parties could reach as much as 56 percent,  reveals a nationally represent

The proportion of those satisfied with Viktor Orbán’s performance has clearly increased as a result of his management of the coronavirus epidemic, and currently 62 percent of Hungarian society are satisfied with how the Prime Minister has handled the situation,  reveals a public opinion po

Four-fifths of Hungarians agreed with the introduction of a state of emergency in March and support its termination now, reveals a survey conducted by Nézőpont Intézet last week. 8 out of 10 people said they were satisfied with the government’s measures in response to the coronavirus, and 7 out of 1

Support for Jobbik is consistently less than half of what it was in 2018: 9 percent of active voters would vote for the party. By now only 35 percent of the once extreme right-wing party’s supporters identify as right-wingers, reveals a representative survey conducted by Nézőpont Intézet last week.