József Felföldi, a billionaire from Debrecen, has sent a message to Fidesz campaign chief Balázs Orbán, stating that polls indicate the Tisza party has already decisively beaten Fidesz, effectively deciding the election.

Ágoston Mráz, head of Nézőpont Institute, defended himself against accusations of misrepresenting survey results related to a Medián poll, supporting a Fidesz propagandist's post about 'real' numbers.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán escalated anti-Ukrainian propaganda at a DPK anti-war rally in Esztergom and later in Százhalombatta, stating that President Zelensky 'does not shy away from anything'.

Following accusations from Viktor Orbán and Balázs Orbán, pro-government commentator Deák Dániel has also accused the pollster Medián of falsifying results that show a lead for the Tisza party.

The Hungarian Forint has reached its strongest level against the Euro in nearly three years, with Mihály Varga and Medián cited as potential contributing factors.

According to the Political Capital analysis center, the ruling party will likely rely on other means as electoral handouts have proven ineffective so far, a sentiment echoed by Viktor Orbán's recent announcement.

Recent poll numbers from Medián suggest that the Fidesz party might need to worry about the Tisza party potentially gaining a two-thirds majority, with the figures being unexpected but not unprecedented.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party has fallen further behind the center-right TISZA party of opposition leader Magyar in a recent Medián poll.

A Medián poll indicates the Tisza Party leads Fidesz by 11 percentage points among all eligible voters, and by 20 points among decided voters, according to a political analyst.

The head of the Hungarian public opinion research firm Medián has defended its methodology against accusations from the government following the release of its latest survey results.

Hungarian polling company Medián is taking legal action with the data protection authority against Dániel Deák, alleging he presented illegally obtained, misleading, and non-representative data.

Hungarian analyst Ágoston Mráz acknowledged that the 'evidence' presented in pro-government media regarding the alleged forgery of Medián's data proves nothing, according to a voting guide.

According to Gábor Török, the Medián poll showing a two-thirds majority for the Tisza party would signify a 'completely new system, a new world' in Hungarian politics, which the Fidesz-dependent elite would not easily endure.

Following Medián's data and reports of drones, MP Jámbor András is re-evaluating his previous skepticism regarding opposition opinions, stating that such threats should prompt an immediate meeting of the National Security Committee.

According to the head of Medián, Endre Hann, the Göd case may have played a role in the measurable decline of Fidesz's support. He suggests that investigative journalism has had an increasing impact in recent years.

Honnan szerezhetett új szavazókat a Tisza? Fordíthat még a számokon a Fidesz? Szerdán 17 órától a Fülke élő adásában Hann Endrével elemzi a HVG megbízásából készült friss Medián-kutatást Kacskovics Mi

After a Medián poll showed a significant lead for the Tisza Party, a pro-government Nézőpont poll was quickly released, showing Fidesz-KDNP with a 45% lead over Tisza's 40%.

Analyst Török Gábor states that if the latest Medián poll results are accurate, the election is decided, as such a lead cannot be overturned.

Endre Hann, head of Medián, stated he would not debate Dániel Deák, a Megafon propagandist who accused him of falsification, as he does not consider him an equal partner.

Medián, a Hungarian polling firm, announced it will file a complaint with the data protection authority against Deák Dániel, stating that his accusation of forgery is not excused by his apparent lack of understanding of public opinion research methodology.

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.

The director of Medián, Hann Endre, responded to claims by pro-government opinion leader Deák Dániel, asserting that the January poll numbers published in HVG were accurate.

András Bíró-Nagy, director of Policy Solutions, suggests that if even half of the Medián poll results are true, Fidesz's campaign is in trouble, attributing it to Orbán Viktor's strategic error in not compromising with the EU.

The latest Medián poll results were discussed live, with analysis suggesting Fidesz is unlikely to reverse trends and the question is whether Tisza will achieve a simple or two-thirds majority.

A Fidesz szerint azért nem lehet hinni a 20 százalékpontos Tisza-előnyt mérő kutatásnak, mert januárban 90 százalékos részvételi arányt mértek. Hann szerint azonban ilyet soha nem állítottak.

Balázs Orbán, Fidesz's campaign manager, reacted to a recent public opinion poll by Medián which indicated that the Tisza Party had increased its lead.

Péter Magyar, leader of the Tisza Party, reacted to the Medián poll results, stating that they would mean a two-thirds victory for his party and calling it the final stretch of the marathon.