The opposition party TISA leads by 10 percentage points ahead of the ruling Fidesz ahead of the parliamentary elections in Hungary on April 12, NOVA reported. This is according to a survey by the „Idea“ institute, cited by Reuters.
According to the data, 48% of those who decided to vote support Peter Magyar's formation against 38% for the party of Prime Minister Viktor Orban. The share of undecided voters decreases to 24 percent.
The vote is shaping up to be Orban's most serious challenge since 2010. However, other sociological surveys report a smaller difference or even a lead for Fidesz, which makes the outcome of the elections uncertain.