Orbán’s Fidesz is still polling way too high, but I’m enjoying their trend.
JimMaToo on
And are you ready to fight when all of a sudden the Frogger miraculously wins?
attilatheprick on
Fidesz is still above 30% rn. But Autumn is coming, the politicians and the people stop vacationing, the weather gets colder and suddenly everyone remembers how bad is the situation in Hungary.
budapestersalat on
Hopefully the orange line will intersect the grey one around 27% or less.
In Hungary, this is what they call „The Tilt“. If they lose, they are probably going to lose big, like how the socialists lost in 2010.
Atitkos on
I don’t think the work stops after the elections. Every single infrustructure is run by Fidesz politicians. Even if Tisza wins, Fidesz would have the majority of the economy in it’s hand.
ResQ_ on
The people are taking back their country from the Russian-controlled Hungarian oligarchs. It’s disgusting how democratically elected politicians can live a life in luxury from the people’s money.
I wish Hungarians all the best that this Orban period will go over without any major hiccups!
BigFloofRabbit on
Had my brightness turned down and thought for a second MSZP had come back from the dead.
VicenteOlisipo on
Far too late to ever have a fair election in Hungary anyway. Órban has only been allowing fair results because they still manage to win. Get him under a real risk of losing and, well, look at Turkey.
Szabolcs85 on
It should also be noted that the remaining Fidesz-voters are a lot less active than they used to be. There was a time when the party could field a considerable number of activists, but not anymore. From what I heard, there is a lot of grumbling inside the party about this…
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Orbán’s Fidesz is still polling way too high, but I’m enjoying their trend.
And are you ready to fight when all of a sudden the Frogger miraculously wins?
Fidesz is still above 30% rn. But Autumn is coming, the politicians and the people stop vacationing, the weather gets colder and suddenly everyone remembers how bad is the situation in Hungary.
Hopefully the orange line will intersect the grey one around 27% or less.
In Hungary, this is what they call „The Tilt“. If they lose, they are probably going to lose big, like how the socialists lost in 2010.
I don’t think the work stops after the elections. Every single infrustructure is run by Fidesz politicians. Even if Tisza wins, Fidesz would have the majority of the economy in it’s hand.
The people are taking back their country from the Russian-controlled Hungarian oligarchs. It’s disgusting how democratically elected politicians can live a life in luxury from the people’s money.
I wish Hungarians all the best that this Orban period will go over without any major hiccups!
Had my brightness turned down and thought for a second MSZP had come back from the dead.
Far too late to ever have a fair election in Hungary anyway. Órban has only been allowing fair results because they still manage to win. Get him under a real risk of losing and, well, look at Turkey.
It should also be noted that the remaining Fidesz-voters are a lot less active than they used to be. There was a time when the party could field a considerable number of activists, but not anymore. From what I heard, there is a lot of grumbling inside the party about this…