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Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

The ruling alliance of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats is the strongest political force among all age groups and the only one to have substantially increased its base compared with 2014, according to a snap analysis of Hungary’s general election by the Nézőpont Institute released on Monday.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Parties of the Hungarian opposition had “no national programme” for the parliamentary election, Zoltán Lomnici Jr, a constitutional lawyer, told public television M1 commenting on the election results.
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.
Local Opinion: Another Landslide Victory For Fidesz

Local Opinion: Another Landslide Victory For Fidesz

As preliminary election results project a two-thirds Fidesz victory, political scientist Gábor Török writes that Fidesz has a stronger base than ever, while the crisis of the opposition will deepen further.
Orbán: Hungary Is ‘Home Of The Brave’

Orbán: Hungary Is ‘Home Of The Brave’

“Hungary is the country of the brave that made clear to the whole of Europe on Sunday that they want honest and clear speech and want to call the problem plaguing this continent by its name,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told commercial Echo TV.
PM Orbán: ‘Hungary Has Embarked On Its Chosen Path’

PM Orbán: ‘Hungary Has Embarked On Its Chosen Path’

In his victory speech, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary “has embarked down its chosen path … We will go down this path together.” Orbán thanked voters for “standing by us over the years”.
Analysts Predict Opposition Infighting

Analysts Predict Opposition Infighting

Political scientist Zoltán Kiszelly told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that Jobbik was still far behind the ruling Fidesz party and failed to narrow the gap while the left had not managed to cast off eight years of divisions.
Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

The ruling alliance of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats is the strongest political force among all age groups and the only one to have substantially increased its base compared with 2014, according to a snap analysis of Hungary’s general election by the Nézőpont Institute released on Monday.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Parties of the Hungarian opposition had “no national programme” for the parliamentary election, Zoltán Lomnici Jr, a constitutional lawyer, told public television M1 commenting on the election results.
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.
Local Opinion: Another Landslide Victory For Fidesz

Local Opinion: Another Landslide Victory For Fidesz

As preliminary election results project a two-thirds Fidesz victory, political scientist Gábor Török writes that Fidesz has a stronger base than ever, while the crisis of the opposition will deepen further.
Orbán: Hungary Is ‘Home Of The Brave’

Orbán: Hungary Is ‘Home Of The Brave’

“Hungary is the country of the brave that made clear to the whole of Europe on Sunday that they want honest and clear speech and want to call the problem plaguing this continent by its name,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told commercial Echo TV.
PM Orbán: ‘Hungary Has Embarked On Its Chosen Path’

PM Orbán: ‘Hungary Has Embarked On Its Chosen Path’

In his victory speech, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary “has embarked down its chosen path … We will go down this path together.” Orbán thanked voters for “standing by us over the years”.
Analysts Predict Opposition Infighting

Analysts Predict Opposition Infighting

Political scientist Zoltán Kiszelly told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that Jobbik was still far behind the ruling Fidesz party and failed to narrow the gap while the left had not managed to cast off eight years of divisions.