The governing Fidesz party would claim 32% of the overall vote if elections were held this weekend, making it a clear winner in the political field, a newly publishes poll from the Nézőpont research institute found. The socialist MSzP came out a distant second with support of 11%, Followed by former pm Gordon Bajnai’a Együtt 2014 at 5% and the green LMP with 4%. The Nézőpont records show that Fidesz has topped Hungary’s approval ratings for 79 months in a row with the February poll, an all-time record.
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