Republikon: The 32-point lead of Tisza remains

According to the latest survey by the Republikon Institute, party preferences remained largely unchanged in October. The Tisza Party holds 54% support among the general population, while Fidesz-KDNP has 22%, maintaining a 32-point gap. The Tisza Party's support stabilized after a decline in September, with uncertain voters rising from 14% to 15%. Among party voters, Tisza's support increased to 63%, compared to Fidesz-KDNP's 26%. If elections were held now, nearly two-thirds of certain voters would choose Tisza. The political landscape has seen minimal changes since the April elections, indicating stability. In a proportional system, Tisza could secure a two-thirds majority, with estimates suggesting 125-130 mandates for Tisza and 54-60 for Fidesz-KDNP. Overall, while voter participation slightly decreased, the Tisza Party continues to lead significantly in the party competition.

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