Orbán conceded defeat in the parliamentary elections – Magyar
The leader of the opposition party, Péter Mádor, stated that Orbán personally congratulated him on his victory.
Mátyás wrote about this on his social media accounts.
According to him, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán personally called him to congratulate him on his victory.
With 53.45% of the ballots counted in Hungary’s parliamentary elections, Tisza can expect to win 136 of the 199 seats in parliament, which is a constitutional majority (133).
Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz currently ranks second with 56 seats.
"Our Homeland" is projected to win 7 seats.
As a reminder, in Hungary, the opposition has a chance to defeat Orbán for the first time in 14 years.
The opposition party Tisa has a chance to win two-thirds of the seats in the Hungarian parliament in the April 12 elections, which would allow it to amend the constitution and key laws.
