Tisza in Hungary received even more parliamentary seats than previously expected
Hungary's National Election Office published the final results of the parliamentary elections held on April 12. The final vote count indicates that the Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, gained a constitutional majority.

Péter Magyar. Photo: AP Photo/Denes Erdos
Magyar's party won 70.85% of the votes and will receive 141 out of 199 seats in parliament (previously 139 were mentioned). The party of Hungary's current Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Fidesz, gained 26.13% of the votes and will have 52 seats. The far-right "Our Homeland" will receive six representatives in the Hungarian parliament.
The election results, achieved by Tisza, are an absolute record under the country's current electoral system. Such a number of seats will enable Magyar to change the constitution and quickly dismantle Orbán's system. A priority for the new government is unfreezing European Union funding, which Hungary's economy requires.
Magyar himself commented on the election results: "An unprecedented majority, unprecedented powers, and at the same time, responsibility."
"We are now working together with all our colleagues so that by mid-May, the Tisza party can start working with a government that will prove daily that, although not perfect, it was worthy of the Hungarian people's trust," he wrote on his Facebook page.
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