There is broad (70 percent) public support for transparency in foreign funding of Hungarian media outlets. This view of more than two-thirds of Hungarians underpins the government’s efforts to fight against war propaganda by ensuring that the Hungarian media outlets disclose their foreign funding sources.
According to a representative public opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute in July, more than two-thirds of Hungarians support transparency regarding foreign funding received by Hungarian media outlets. 70 percent of Hungarians agree that the media should be obliged to be transparent about their foreign funding, while only 22 percent disagree. The strongest support for transparency comes from Fidesz and Mi Hazánk voters, but even the relative majority of Tisza voters, who appear to be the most critical, are in favour of transparency as well.
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