In the first half of April, Fidesz is the strongest party, with the support of 25 percent of the voting-age population, with two million sympathizers
– is revealed in the Závecz Research survey led by Tibor Závecz. The research institute
regarding the support of the EP lists, he came to the conclusion that the Fidesz-KDNP list led by Tamás Deutsch stands at 33 percent among the sure voters,
while the DK-MSZP-Párbeszéd list led by Klára Dobrev is on 26 percent. According to the survey, the same two numbers in the entire voting age population are 25 and 18 percent for the two parties.
For the list led by Péter Magyar of the Tisza Party, the institute measured 11 percent among the entire population and 14 percent among certain voters. Mi Hazánk is in fourth place with 6 and 8 percent respectively, and Momentum is in fifth place with 5 and 7 percent respectively. In principle, the Kutyapár stands at 5-5 percent for both voter groups, 2 percent of the entire voting age population and 3 percent of the sure party voters would vote for the LMP list. Jobbik is valued at only 1-1 percent, while 2-3 percent of the entire population would vote for other parties.
However, as the election approaches, surveys by left-wing research institutes begin to look manipulative again, they write.
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