(ANSA) BUDAPEST, APRIL 1 Voting in Hungary on Sunday, nationalpopulist Prime Minister Viktor Orban is attempting to secure a fourth straight term in the shadow of war in Ukraine, spreading a pacifist message: ‘we must unite stay out of this conflict”. But for the first time Orban faces a real challenge: an alliance of six democratic parties, led by a nonpartisan Peter MarkiZay, mayor of a small town in the south, shows a slight advantage for the party, according to polls. by Orban, Fidesz, but the uncertainty is high.
According to analysts, everything will depend on the final mobilization.
9.7 million are entitled to vote; Add to that around 300,000 votes by correspondence from Hungarians across the border, an uncontrollable source of voter fraud. 199 MPs will be elected, 106 of them in singlemember constituencies with a dry majority, 93 in lists with proportional representation with a 5% block. (HAND).
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