Median: The vast majority of people would bring Viktor Orbán to court

A recent Medián survey reveals that 68% of respondents believe former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán should face legal action for serious misconduct, while only 25% oppose such proceedings. Interestingly, 16% of Fidesz voters also support legal action against him. Furthermore, 57% of participants think it is likely that Orbán will be held accountable, with Tisza voters showing the highest confidence at 73%. The survey indicates that 80% of Hungarians consider it important to investigate corruption cases from the past 16 years, and 57% are satisfied with the current state of accountability efforts. The survey was conducted between October 29 and November 4, 2026, with a sample size of 1,000.