Colleagues at ELTE University have accused Mráz Ágoston Sámuel, head of the Fidesz-affiliated Nézőpont Institute, of manipulation after his institute incorrectly predicted a Fidesz victory in recent elections, with calls for his departure emerging.

The pro-government Nézőpont Institute reports a slight strengthening for Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, indicating a return to its polling levels from the first half of February.

The Fidesz-aligned Nézőpont Institute has initiated a methodological self-assessment after the elections, admitting that Medián's pre-election survey, which had measured a pro-government advantage, proved to be more realistic.

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.

The government-affiliated Nézőpont Institute has published its election predictions, anticipating Ákos Hadházy's victory in Zugló and Fidesz candidates winning in 66 constituencies.