The date of a planned referendum on the migrant quota has not been set so turnout cannot be precisely projected, but it is estimated that around 62% of people will participate, Nézőpont said.

The survey, based on 1,000 phone interviews with a representative sample of voting-age adults in May, showed that 77% of Hungarians reject “forced settlement”.

The survey also covered party support in May, showing that among all voters, ruling Fidesz Christian Democrats had 30% support, radical nationalist Jobbik 12%, opposition Socialists 9%, DK 5%, LMP 3%, Együtt 2% and the PM party 1%.

Source: www.hungarymatters.hu
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