The collapse of the government rating was accompanied by a high degree of disappointment: more than 70% of Hungarians assess the country’s situation negatively.
If the Parliamentary election in Hungary took place this week, party Tisa I will go ahead with the decision Fides for 7 percent points. This has been proven by the results of the Publicus Center Survey through the following of NEPSZAVA.
According to the survey, 43% of voters support the party Tisa Leading by Peter Marnar, while 36%were ready to vote for prime minister Viktor Orban. Similar indicators are observed if you will take the support level of the parties to all Hungarians: 30% of respondents are ready to support Tisa And the Orban party is only 24%.
The collapse of the government rating was accompanied by a high level of disappointment: more than 70% of hungarians who negatively assess the state of activities in the country. At the same time, 60% of respondents admit that they are welcome if Fides The election lost by 2026. Only 28% were trying to maintain the current government, another 12% did not decide.
Despite the loss of support, voters of the ruling party show high mobilization: 93% of them are ready to vote. However, to opposition supporters, this indicator is higher and 97%.
Sociologists pay special attention to a group of mandatory voters: 64% of them plan to participate in the election, and they can affect the result.
Earlier, Hungarian party leader Tisza, Peter Manariar, announced the results of the country’s voice, which lasted for three weeks.
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