Next year, Fidesz will manage with less state funding, while the Tisza will receive 1.2 billion forints.

The 2027 budget proposal reveals that Fidesz will receive approximately 50 million HUF less, while Tisza Party's funding will increase by around 500 million HUF. Fidesz is set to receive 887.5 million HUF, Mi Hazánk 269.5 million HUF, and KDNP 159.3 million HUF in operational support. The distribution of funds is based on the 1989 law regarding party financing, allocating 25% equally among parties with mandates and 75% based on votes received. Following the October budget amendment, Fidesz's funding for this year was 940.2 million HUF. Only DK among non-mandated parties will receive support next year, totaling 21.2 million HUF. Additionally, party foundations will see changes in their funding, with significant reductions for some and increases for others, notably Tisza Party's foundation, which will rise from 887 million HUF to 1.77 billion HUF.