A Viewpoint website according to a readable assessment, the absolute majority of votes would be obtained by the governing parties (52 per cent), while opposition coalition would be second only to a significant backlog (43 per cent).
There have been shifts within the margin of error only within April for the entire population and on the basis of the party voters voting for the commissioner, and the pro-government advantage has remained unchanged.
Within the total population, Fidesz-KDNP leads the joint list of the six-party opposition to 40–36, and 52–43 on the basis of secure voter party voters closer to the election result.
Although the Our Country Movement (3 percent) and the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party can be hopeful, they have not yet reached the 5 percent threshold required to enter parliament, the Viewpoint writes.
According to the polling institute, the stable leadership position of government parties can be explained by satisfaction with epidemic management beyond the pro-government camp, Fidesz’s unity and ability to govern, “opposed by opposition parties’ ideological divisions, pre-election of internal conflicts and lack of government leader”.
Prepared by the IDEA Institute from May 27 to June 8 polling he came to a different result than Perspective. The common list of the six-party opposition is 40 per cent of the total electorate and the Fidesz-KDNP 37 per cent. Among the sure voters who could choose the party, 48 percent would support the opposition list, and 47 percent would vote for Fidesz – KDNP.
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