The Latest: Hungary: Head of 2nd-place party plans to resign
The head of Hungary's right-wing nationalist Jobbik party says he is keeping his promise and will resign since Jobbik placed a distant second in the parliamentary election.
apnews.comI can’t pull new updates right now, but here are the latest widely reported Hungary election developments from the past couple of weeks (as of what I’m currently seeing):
What’s been reported
- Multiple outlets reported that Hungary’s election was a close contest between Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s ruling camp and the opposition led by Péter Magyar, with the campaign framed around Hungary’s direction in Europe and issues including migration and external influence.[2][9]
- Reporting around the vote indicated that results showed the opposition Tisza party winning a large share of seats, with Orbán’s Fidesz taking fewer than before; one live recap also described seat splits in the 199-seat parliament (opposition ahead of Fidesz).[4]
- Additional coverage described the final push for votes and large opposition rallies in Budapest ahead of the election.[9]
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