According to a survey by the Publicus Institute, if the parliamentary elections were this Sunday, 24 percent of all respondents, 33 percent of sure voters, and 42 percent of the group of sure vote party voters would vote for the Fidesz-KDNP party alliance. The Tisza Party is in second place in each category: 14 percent of all respondents, 16 percent of sure voters, and 20 percent of sure vote party voters, thus taking away voters from all parties.
The Publicus Institute, on behalf of Népszava, April 26–30. examined the support of the parties and people’s satisfaction in a nationally representative public opinion poll conducted by interviewing 1,000 people between Two-thirds of those surveyed (65 percent) are not satisfied with the way things are going in the country. This is what the voters of the opposition parties that cooperated in the elections, as well as almost all of the voters of the Tisza Party (97 and 95 percent), three-quarters of the undecided voters (73 percent) and every fifth (19 percent) of Fidesz voters said.
Since January 2021, satisfaction has only been in the positive range in the month of the 2022 election, but since then it has declined dramatically. While in April 2022, only 46 percent were dissatisfied, in November 2023 this ratio was 62 percent. Since January 2024, the proportion of dissatisfied people has increased by 5 percentage points (from 60 percent to 65 percent).
The support of Fidesz among all respondents is 24 percent. The Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar, stands at 14 percent, and the DK at 12 percent. The MSZP and Mi Hazánk are at 3 percent each, and the Momentum and the Two-Tailed Dog Party are at 2 percent each among all those surveyed. The support of Jobbik, LMP and Párbeszéd is 1 percent each. The proportion of undecided voters is 34 percent.
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2024-05-06 15:38:29
