It could be solved with a simple solution to have civilian election observers here as well.

In Hungary, public trust in election integrity has been declining for decades, with many citizens doubting the fairness of elections. Despite international recommendations for independent civil election observers, current laws do not allow for their presence. The OSCE and other organizations have repeatedly urged Hungary to establish legal frameworks for domestic observers. Neighboring countries have successfully implemented civil election monitoring, enhancing democratic processes. Various civil initiatives have emerged in Hungary to promote election integrity, including training independent vote counters and raising awareness about electoral abuses. The distinction between vote counters and impartial observers is crucial, as the latter play a vital role in ensuring election transparency without bias.