The Tisza Party received 69. 35% of the votes and 138 seats in parliament. Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party lost the elections with 27.64% of the votes.
The President of the European Council and the Prime Ministers of Spain and Poland congratulated the leader of the Tisza party. António Costa noted the record turnout and expressed readiness for cooperation with Hungary.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar announced victory over the regime and demanded the creation of a transitional government. The EU has already congratulated the opposition leader on his election success.
Macron, Merz, and Nausėda reacted to the success of the Tisza party and democratic changes. European leaders look forward to cooperation to strengthen EU unity.
The President of Ukraine congratulated the Tisza Party and expressed readiness for cooperation. Kyiv seeks constructive work for stability and peace in Europe.
The head of the CPD, Kovalenko, announced the defeat of Russian propaganda in the Hungarian elections. The opposition Tisza party won a constitutional majority in the country.
The President of the European Commission commented on the elections in Hungary, where Péter Magyar's opposition party is leading. The Tisza Party receives 136 seats in parliament against Fidesz's 56.
Péter Magyar's Tisza Party secures 136 seats in the Hungarian parliament. Viktor Orbán personally called the opposition leader to congratulate him on the result.
After 45% of votes processed, the Tisza party wins 135 seats in parliament. Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party receives only 57 mandates with record turnout.
In Budapest, supporters of 'Tisza' are already celebrating victory. At the Fidesz headquarters, there is silence and anxious anticipation.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar expressed optimism due to record voter turnout. The polling station in his district recorded the highest citizen activity.
By 6:30 PM, 77. 80% of voters, or 5.856 million people, had cast their ballots. This significantly exceeds previous years' figures and a 22-year-old record.
By 5:00 PM, over 5. 5 million citizens had cast their votes, an all-time high. The main contest is between Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar.
By 3:00 PM, 66. 01% of voters had cast their ballots, an all-time high. The main struggle is between the parties of Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar.
As of 13:00, voter activity is 10% higher than in 2022. Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar are vying for the votes of over 7 million citizens.
Orban's party claims audio recording of vote buying disguised as aid. Parliamentary elections are underway in Hungary with record high turnout.
Parliamentary elections in Hungary recorded a turnout of 16. 89% in the first hours of voting. Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar have already visited polling stations.
The Prime Minister of Slovakia and the President of Serbia expressed their support for Viktor Orbán during the vote. The politicians noted his contribution to the protection of sovereignty.
Polling stations have opened in Hungary for the parliamentary elections. The main struggle has unfolded between the Fidesz party and the opposition Tisza party.
On the eve of parliamentary elections, supporters of Orbán and Magyar took to the streets of Budapest. The opposition demands change, while the prime minister calls for stability.
Donald Trump announced his readiness to invest in Hungary's economy ahead of the 2026 elections. He supported Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political course.
Ukraine plans to complete the restoration of the damaged oil pipeline by the end of spring. Hungary is blocking an EU loan to Kyiv due to delays in oil supplies.
The CPD has uncovered a staged video where unknown individuals in uniform discuss riots in Hungary. The provocation aims to discredit Ukraine and interfere with elections.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that Germany, Slovakia, Hungary, and the USA are hindering Ukraine's membership. At the same time, the issue of accession will not be resolved in the near future.
Andrew Pazder stated that there was no US interference in the Hungarian elections. This happened after J.D. Vance's visit to Budapest and meeting with Viktor Orbán.
The EU is concerned about recordings of conversations between Szijjártó and Lavrov regarding the blocking of Ukraine's European integration. The Hungarian government must urgently provide explanations for its actions.
The President is confident in receiving aid despite Hungary's blocking. Part of the funds will be directed to record domestic defense production.
The French Foreign Minister called Szijjártó's contacts with Lavrov regarding sanctions a violation of EU solidarity. The European Commission restricted Budapest's access to classified data.
Brussels will provide financial assistance through Kyiv's implementation of EU and IMF reforms. Hungary continues to block a 90 billion euro loan over the oil pipeline.
Poroshenko declared almost 53 million in payments from Orban's pro-Russian government and transferred another 15 million to Hungary.
