Final results of Hungarian elections: "Tisa" won two-thirds of vote

"Tisza", led by Magyar, has won in Hungary

Today, 18 April, Hungary’s National Election Office has published the final results of the parliamentary elections.

According to Censor.NET, citing Ukrinform, the results have been published on the agency’s website.

What are the results?

According to the results, the Tisa party won two-thirds of the vote.

Based on the results of 100% of the votes counted:

The Tisza Party, led by Péter Mádár, won 70.85% of the vote and will hold 141 of the 199 seats in parliament.
The ruling coalition of the Fidesz party and the Christian Democratic People’s Party (KDNP), led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, won 26.13% of the vote, securing 52 seats.
The far-right "Our Homeland" party received 3.2% of the vote and six seats in parliament.

Madyar’s comment

Madyar, for his part, commented on the election results, stating that this was an "unprecedented majority" and an "unprecedented mandate", which entail "great responsibility".

Elections in Hungary

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has publicly acknowledged his political party’s preliminary defeat.
He noted that responsibility for forming a government now passes to the election winners.

Author: Екатерина Людвик