At least five MPs need to join forces to set up a group. Among E-PM politicians, Gordon Bajnai, Tímea Szabó and Péter Kónya got in from the national list and Szabolcs Szabó from his individual constituency. Among Democratic Coalition politicians, Ferenc Gyurcsány, Csaba Molnár and Ágnes Vadai got in from the national list and Lajos Oláh from his individual constituency, in inner Budapest.

Neither of these parties could form a parliamentary group on their own. It is likely that radical nationalist Jobbik will have the second largest parliamentary group due to the split paths the left-of-centre opposition have decided to take.

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