Poll shows Tisza Party losing ground as Fidesz and Mi Hazank gain support

According to a telephone poll carried out by 21 Kutatóközpont between September 28 and 30, the Tisza Party’s popularity has declined by several points since the May survey. Among voters who say they would definitely vote, the party still leads with about sixty percent, but its overall share has dropped. Fidesz recorded a three-point increase, pushing its support into the mid-20s. Mi Hazank’s share among likely voters nearly doubled, climbing to roughly eleven percent.

The remaining parties outside parliament together hold about three percent, with the strongest among them, DK, at roughly one percent. The poll’s margin of error is plus or minus three percentage points.