Nézőpont Intézet

„...within roughly two years, Fidesz may be able to win the election even with 47-48 percent of the votes. 45 percent was sufficient in 2014 but in the current era of a united opposition this would only earn second place in the constituencies. (….)[ In 2022] Fidesz would like to regain the trust of

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Executive Summary When Fidesz joined the European People's Party (EPP) in 2000, it joined an expanding European people's party considered to be a Christian, conservative and anti-immigration force. The relationship between Fidesz and the EPP is both strategic and ideological, therefore its fu

50 per cent of the decided voters would choose the national list of Fidesz-KDNP in an election held this Sunday. While the governing parties retained their popularity, Momentum grabbed the lead among the opposition parties, as they are supported by 13 per cent of the active voters. Jobbik and DK cam

While in 2014 Jobbik had over a million sympathisers throughout the country, by now its supporter base is down to half of its former size, and party has been unable to replace voters lost since 2015, reveals an analysis conducted by Nézőpont Intézet  for daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet.