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Zsóka Kovács Zsóka Kovács · 06/04/2018
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Election 2018 – Fidesz likely to retain parliament majority with 112-123 seats

Democratic Coalition Dialogue for Hungary (Párbeszéd Magyarországért) Együtt election Election 2018 Fidesz Jobbik Momentum Movement parliament Socialists statistics

Budapest, 2018. március 15. Orbán Viktor miniszterelnök beszédéhez készül az 1848/49-es forradalom és szabadságharc emléknapja alkalmából rendezett díszünnepségen az Országház elõtti Kossuth Lajos téren 2018. március 15-én. MTI Fotó: Sóki Tamás

The ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is likely to win Sunday’s general election with 43 percent of the vote, giving it between 112 and 123 out of 199 seats in parliament, according to a fresh pre-election forecast by the Nézőpont Institute.

In Nézőpont’s forecast, Jobbik is seen coming in second with 22 percent of the vote, followed by the Socialist-Párbeszéd alliance with 11 percent and the Democratic Coalition (DK) and LMP with 8 percent each. The opposition Momentum Movement, the satirical Two-Tailed Dog party and opposition Együtt are seen garnering 3 percent, 2 percent and 1 percent of the vote, respectively, all below the 5 percent parliamentary threshold.

Nézőpont projected a turnout of 65 percent.

Though the Fidesz-ChristDem alliance is unlikely to win a two-thirds majority, it is expected to retain a stable majority.

Nézőpont’s model forecasts between 36 and 42 parliamentary seats for Jobbik, 19-20 for the Socialist-Párbeszéd alliance, 11-13 for DK and 6-8 for LMP. It also sees three further candidates supported by the left-wing parties winning seats. The German national minority is also expected to send one representative to parliament.

Of its total number of seats, Fidesz-KDNP is expected to win between 74 and 85 mandates in individual constituencies. Jobbik is seen winning 7-13 electoral districts, while the Socialist-Párbeszéd alliance is projected to win 8-10. DK is seen winning 3-5 districts and LMP no more than 1 district. A maximum of three more candidates supported by the leftist parties are forecast to win their individual constituencies.

Fidesz-KDNP is projected to win 38 seats from the votes cast for national lists, followed by Jobbik with 29, Socialists-Párbeszéd with 10-11, DK with 8 and LMP with 6-7 seats.

In its calculation of seats won from national lists, Nézőpont took into consideration phone and online polling data, election history, party preferences by undeclared voters and the campaign’s ability to mobilise voters.

The calculation of seats won in individual constituencies took into account the results of the 2014 electoral district races, the projected turnout, the forecast of votes cast for national party and minority lists, and the projected number of mailed votes.

Source: MTI

Democratic Coalition Dialogue for Hungary (Párbeszéd Magyarországért) Együtt election Election 2018 Fidesz Jobbik Momentum Movement parliament Socialists statistics
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