Javier Requena

No. No es que no quieran tener coche, es que no pueden pagarlo. Lo mismo pasa con las casas. Es el legado del bipartidismo traidor: patinete, piso compartido, paro, salarios de miseria, barrio irreconocible y exilio.

This is Amsterdam today, flooded with terror supporters calling Jews Nazis and inciting violence against the Jewish people. Europe is destroying itself by taking those barbarians in.

It’s not a question which pollster has been most accurate in Hungarian elections. In the 2024 European Parliamentary elections Nézőpont Intézet’s final surveys identified Fidesz near 45% against the official 44.8% outcome. In 2022 in its late-March polls Nézőpony projected Fidesz at around 49% on the national list versus the actual 54.1% result (even underestimating Fidesz), yet it correctly forecast a comfortable governing majority & outperformed many independent pollsters that showed a near-tie or even opposition edge. The institute’s latest releases say this: * Of the 106 single-member districts it projects Fidesz victories in 66 (44 almost certain, 22 likely), Tisza wins in 39 & one Tisza-aligned independent in the remainder * On the national list its mid-March poll shows the most likely outcome among active voters as Fidesz 46%, Tisza 40%, Mi Hazánk 8%, DK 3% & MKKP 3% Taken together the poll anticipates a Fidesz majority & Viktor Orbán’s reelection as PM. The governing parties would secure enough district mandates (66) plus roughly 34–43 list seats to reach the 100-seat threshold for control of the 199-member National Assembly even if list support stays moderate. Among surveys released in recent months this Nézőpont reading sits squarely with other pro-government institutes while diverging sharply from independent pollsters such as Medián or 21 Kutatóközpont, which have consistently imagined Tisza leading by 10–20 points among decided voters. All in all the data from Nézőpont points to Fidesz retaining a decisive structural edge as the country heads to the April 12 ballot.