Research: Hungarians are more likely not to believe Viktor Orbán's story about recruitment

A recent survey by Europion reveals that 72% of Hungarians support the public disclosure of agent files, with significant political divides. While 89% of Tisza voters favor disclosure, a slight majority of Fidesz supporters oppose it. Support decreases with age, and men show higher support than women. Despite general support, knowledge about agent files is limited, with 60% unable to provide a clear definition. The survey indicates that 63% do not expect personal connections to the files, while many anticipate resignations among public figures. Regarding Viktor Orbán's claims about his past, opinions are sharply divided, with 26% not believing him and 36% affirming his statements, reflecting strong political polarization.