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« on: February 26, 2015, 02:32:49 PM »

I know this thread is old, and sorry for bumping it, but it would have fitted just in here:

In a by-election in the Western Hungarian seat of Veszprem, the independent candidate Zoltan Kesz won by 9 points over a Fidesz candidate, after the former MP (from Fidesz) went to Brussels to serve in the European Commission. The seat was won by Fidesz by over 20% in the 2014 election.

This would not be that memorable normally, however, this loss for Fidesz means that Orban now has lost his 2/3 majority in the Hungarian Parliament. This by-election so is seen as a message to Orban and Fidesz, who have lost popularity in Hungary in recent months. According to late polls, Fidesz is now only supported by 24% of the Hungarians. (They got 48% in the last election)

See this article: Hungarian Voters Clip Orban's Wings With By-Election Upset

Good news! Hopefully, they will be wiped out at the next general election.
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« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2015, 04:39:26 PM »

I know this thread is old, and sorry for bumping it, but it would have fitted just in here:

In a by-election in the Western Hungarian seat of Veszprem, the independent candidate Zoltan Kesz won by 9 points over a Fidesz candidate, after the former MP (from Fidesz) went to Brussels to serve in the European Commission. The seat was won by Fidesz by over 20% in the 2014 election.

This would not be that memorable normally, however, this loss for Fidesz means that Orban now has lost his 2/3 majority in the Hungarian Parliament. This by-election so is seen as a message to Orban and Fidesz, who have lost popularity in Hungary in recent months. According to late polls, Fidesz is now only supported by 24% of the Hungarians. (They got 48% in the last election)

Good news! Hopefully, they will be wiped out at the next general election.


How is it good news?
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Well, if your name is Victor Orban or Vladimir Putin, it is a bad news. For the rest of us, it is good.
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