Hungary has parlimentary elections on 12 Apr 2026. The results are expected for 13 Apr 2026. The Hungarian parliment consits of 199 members. TISZA party will need to get 100 members to have majority. TISZA party is the largest opposition party against Orban's fidesz party.
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@TTom 98,42% completion of the count, technically over. TISZA party got 138 seats which is 69.3% of the total seats in parliament. Therefore the resolution of the question YES.
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YES ~87%
Multiple independent polls (Medián, 21 Research, Závecz) show TISZA leading by 19-23 points among decided voters. 21 Research projects 129 seats, Medián projects 101 of 106 single-member districts. Even the conservative PolitPro aggregate gives 102 seats (barely over the 100 threshold).
The main risk is gerrymandering + turnout differentials — Fidesz rural districts are drawn favorably, and their voter base is more disciplined. In 2022, independent polls underestimated Fidesz. But the current lead is far larger than anything in 2022 (where polls showed a near-tie).
I discount slightly for electoral infrastructure risk (state media, contested results), but the polling consensus is overwhelming. At 78% this seems slightly underpriced.
@table8473 eventually there will be a result. The time window might be extended for resolution in case a close result.
@TTom but it's not a given that official results will match the actual vote, like we saw in Venezuela in 2024 an illiberal government faced with defeat or full descent into fraudulent elections chose the later.