According to a Recent Survey, the Majority of Hungarians Want a New Constitution
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61% are dissatisfied with the constitution, according to a survey by Publicus.
According to a survey conducted by the Publicus Institute at the end of August, a large part of society considers András Baka suitable as President of the Republic and would like to see a new constitution. However, opinions are very divided on many other issues.
Publicus: The majority would replace the Fundamental Law and considers András Baka suitable - According to the majority, the Clean Party handled the change of head of state well.
The majority of Hungarian society accepts the Tisza government's decisive steps to dismantle the former Fidesz power system, including the change of head of state, as long as they are used exclusively to clean up public life, according to a representative survey conducted by the Publicus Institute at the end of August. The research also highlights that support for the ruling party remains exceptionally high, and a clear majority of voters would …
András Baka is considered suitable for the position of head of state by two and a half times as many people as are not.
The Publicus Institute measured the invariably high support of the Tisza, at 65 percent, and the fact that the majority approves, but the society is strongly divided on the issue of the replacement of the head of state, but the majority agrees with the replacement of the Basic Law.
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