Recent opinion polls indicate that opposition leader Péter Tisza is capitalizing on widespread dissatisfaction with the current government, steadily increasing his party’s popularity ahead of the upcoming Hungarian elections. Public sentiment appears to be shifting as citizens express frustration over economic challenges, rising inflation, and concerns regarding democratic freedoms under Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party. Analysts highlight Tisza’s focus on social welfare programs and promises of institutional reforms as key factors galvanizing voter support.

Key issues driving this surge include:

  • Economic stability – Voters demand clear strategies to combat inflation and improve living standards.
  • Government transparency – Calls for increased accountability amid concerns over press freedoms and corruption.
  • EU relations – Debates over Hungary’s role in the European Union and…