The Tisza Party maintains its unprecedented dominance in competitive democracies while Mi Hazánk has started to rise.

The Tisza Party's support remains exceptionally high nearly six months after the new government was formed. Following the elections, the ruling party achieved around 70% support among voters, while the Fidesz party's popularity plummeted below 30%. This level of support for the Tisza Party is unprecedented since the 1990 regime change. There has been no significant shift in support for either the ruling party or the main opposition party, indicating an unusual political transition this spring. Political scientist Gábor Tóka provides insights on interpreting these support levels and what changes might alter the dynamics of party competition.