In November, party preferences changed marginally, with the biggest shift being in attitude towards voter turnout, which perhaps could benefit the Tisza Party. Tisza is currently ahead of Fidesz-KDNP by 6% points in terms of party support among the total population, with a 30 to 24 difference, favoring Tisza, mirroring last month. Among party voters, Tisza enjoys a support rate of 43%, while Fidesz-KDNP sits at 35%. This marks a stable environment in which Tisza leads by 8 percentage points. However, a slight shift cam been observed in certain voter segments: Tisza has gained 1 percentage point, bringing its support to 45%, while Fidesz-KDNP has dropped by 1 percentage point to 33%. As a result, Tisza now holds a 12-percentage-point advantage among these specific voters. The increased voter turnout seems to have favored the Tisza party, in contrast to Fidesz-KDNP, which experienced a decline in support, albeit all changes remaining within the margin of error. It is also worth noting that the data collection occurred during Péter Magyar's successful primary election campaign, and it appears that Orbán's tour of Washington had no discernible impact on party preferences.
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