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HUNGARY: Orban's Ruling Party and Opposition Neck and Neck in Latest Poll

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A new opinion poll showed Hungary’s Tisza opposition party neck and neck with Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz, Bloomberg report.

  • "The gap has narrowed to 4 percentage points in September from 12 in July, according to the poll conducted by the Median and published Wednesday on the HVG news website. Tisza garnered 39% support among decided voters, compared to 43% for Fidesz, just outside the 3.5 percentage-point margin of error in the survey of 1,000 voters." (BBG)
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A new opinion poll showed Hungary’s Tisza opposition party neck and neck with Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz, Bloomberg report.

  • "The gap has narrowed to 4 percentage points in September from 12 in July, according to the poll conducted by the Median and published Wednesday on the HVG news website. Tisza garnered 39% support among decided voters, compared to 43% for Fidesz, just outside the 3.5 percentage-point margin of error in the survey of 1,000 voters." (BBG)