Mi Hazánk wants to break free from the extreme party label, but they don't know how to deal with Orbán.

Mi Hazánk aims to distance itself from the label of a satellite party following Fidesz's electoral defeat. They have increased their voter base significantly, nearly doubling their support from 6% to 11% in recent months. The party's leadership, led by Toroczkai László, has remained stable, contributing to their growing popularity. However, they face challenges in appealing to Fidesz voters while also criticizing the current government. Their strategy has shifted to focus primarily on attacking the Tisza Party rather than Fidesz, which may help them attract disillusioned voters. The effectiveness of their moderate stance on accountability and criticism of both Fidesz and Tisza remains to be seen, as they seek to position themselves as the leading opposition force.