A survey by 21 Kutatóközpont reveals that nearly half of Hungarians believe the government is responsible for the pollution caused by the battery factory in Göd, with a quarter of Fidesz supporters unable to answer the question.

A becslés szerint a Tisza a 199 parlamenti mandátumból 115-öt szerezne meg egy most vasárnapi választáson.

A recent Medián poll indicates that the Tisza Party continues to strengthen its lead in Hungary, with high voter turnout expected, and the campaign is increasingly perceived as unusually harsh, with Péter Magyar stating that any vote not for Tisza hinders systemic change.

A poll by the 21 Research Center shows the Tisza Party candidate leading the Fidesz candidate by 23 percentage points in the Óbuda constituency, with 48-25 percent support among committed voters.

Zsolt Gréczy of the Democratic Coalition (DK) expressed confusion over his party's stronger performance in Óbuda compared to national polls, suggesting that research by the 21 Kutatóközpont misrepresents the party's popularity.

Dániel Róna, director of 21 Kutatóközpont, believes Medián's poll showing a significant lead for the Tisza Party is accurate but doesn't think Fidesz is out of the race. He also stated that the Göd case is a serious moral issue that Tisza is right to keep on the agenda, and that Szijjártó and Lázár are currently indispensable.