Aha moment at Nézőpont: they released a study in which they did not try to guess who would vote for whom, suddenly measuring much fewer Fidesz supporters.

The Nézőpont Institute has revised its polling methodology, now surveying the entire adult population in Hungary. This change has led to a significant drop in reported support for Fidesz, with Tisza Party gaining a notable lead. The latest poll shows Tisza at 51%, Fidesz-KDNP at 24%, and Mi Hazánk at 10%. The institute acknowledged previous inaccuracies in its polling, particularly regarding Fidesz's support, and admitted to misjudging voter participation rates. Despite earlier intentions to focus on deeper analyses, they released this party preference poll, reflecting a shift in their approach to public opinion research.