According to the KDNP Politician, Half of the Voters Who Went to Church Voted for Tisza in April.
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Csaba Latorcai, the vice-chairman of the KDNP, said in Tusványos that they had already seen in the 2024 EP elections that a significant part of Christian voters had turned away from them, but Fidesz was not interested in this. According to political scientist Péter Farkas Zárug, Fidesz is over, while the KDNP may still have a future.
According to Tibor Závecz, Tisza is already ahead of Fidesz in social groups that were previously considered a secure base for the right wing.
Závecz: the gap between Tisza and Fidesz–KDNP has widened further - Tibor Závecz and Endre Hann also sought the answer to why Fidesz's popularity is falling.
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