They would abolish the signature collection and the political district delimitation, and one could even win the elections without voting.

The National Election Office (NVI) proposes 115 changes to the electoral system based on experiences from the April parliamentary elections, focusing on simplification, cost-effectiveness, and rationality. This practice of providing recommendations to lawmakers after elections is standard for the NVI. Notably, the current proposals address politically sensitive issues that were previously avoided during the NER era, including the repeal of changes favoring the ruling Fidesz party. One significant recommendation targets a long-standing legal violation that was evident in the recent spring elections.