Recent polling data shows that the opposition party Tisza has gained a notable advantage over the ruling Fidesz party, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban. According to a survey commissioned by the economic weekly HVG and conducted by Median, Tisza holds a 55% support rate among likely voters compared to Fidesz's 35%. This marks a substantial increase from previous polls, indicating a shift in public sentiment towards the opposition as the elections approach.

The increased lead reflects Tisza's growing momentum since the last survey conducted a month ago, where the party had a 4 percentage point lead among the general population and an 8 percentage point lead among voters expressing party preferences. With elections scheduled for April 12, the implications of these results suggest that if Tisza continues on this trajectory, it could pose a serious challenge to Orban's 16-year tenure in power, as the party rallies significant support from various segments of the electorate.

Party leader P. Magyar expressed optimism regarding the polling numbers, stating that they indicate a potential victory with a two-thirds majority in the upcoming election. This statement underscores Tisza's strategy as it campaigns vigorously, aiming to solidify its position as a credible alternative to the ruling government and enhance its prospects for capturing parliamentary seats in the approaching elections.