The National Election Office would also abolish rules that previously favored Fidesz in its new proposal package.

The National Election Office (NVI) has proposed a comprehensive package of over 100 amendments to electoral laws, aiming to eliminate inequalities and reduce fraud opportunities. This includes the removal of previously favorable rules for the Fidesz party, such as the current mail-in voting regulations for expatriates. The NVI suggests extending electronic administrative methods for candidate nominations and reducing paper-based recommendations to combat fraud. Additionally, it aims to unify voting methods for Hungarians abroad and restore previous regulations that prevented mass voting tourism. The proposals emphasize simplification, cost-effectiveness, and rationality in the electoral process.

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