Parliamentary elections started in Hungary on 12 April. For the first time in 16 years, Prime Minister Viktor Orban may lose power. The main struggle is between his party and the opposition.
High turnout at the polls
Voting is taking place at more than 10,000 polling stations across the country. According to reports, in Budapest queues have already formed, indicating increased voter interest in the current elections. Turnout is considered to be high, but there is no official data on the exact percentage of participation. Polling stations are operating as usual.
The main rivals: Orban and Magyar
Prime Minister Viktor Orban heads the Fidesz party, which has been in power for 16 years. His main opponent is Peter Magyar, leader of the opposition Tysa party, which is currently leading in the polls. This election campaign has become the most competitive in recent years. The results could significantly change the country's political landscape.
Expectations of results
The vote count will take several days. Official election results are expected by 18 April. The situation remains dynamic and the final winner is still unknown.
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