Péter Magyar of the Hungarian Tisza Party scored 63 points out of 100 on the popularity index in the July survey by the CEU Democracy Institute. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of the Fidesz party scored 25 points. The gap between the two politicians stands at 38 points. novinky.cz ↗
The results show a significant lead for Péter Magyar over Viktor Orbán in terms of public support. The survey assessed the popularity of Hungarian political figures and candidates for prime minister.
According to the published results, Magyar topped the ranking with a record-high lead over Orbán. Nevertheless, since 1994 there have been Hungarian prime ministers or candidates for the office who achieved higher popularity than Magyar. Telex ↗
Viktor Orbán is one of the most prominent figures in Hungarian politics and has long led the Fidesz party. Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party currently represent his political competition. The survey thus captures the differing level of support between representatives of the two political camps.
The published data do not state the reasons for the difference in ratings or details about the survey's methodology. The further development of both politicians' popularity will depend on the political situation in Hungary and on the results of future surveys.
Péter Magyar significantly leads Viktor Orbán in popularity
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