Hungarian opposition DK to nominate own candidates in all 106 individual constituencies in 2026
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) plans to nominate candidates in all 106 individual constituencies in the 2026 general election, according to a party official.
DK’s plan
Public opinion polls indicate that four parties have a chance of entering parliament in 2026, and since Fidesz, Tisza and Mi Hazánk are all right-wing, Christian parties, only Democratic Coalition will represent non-right-wing voters, Csaba Molnár, DK’s executive vice-president, told an online press briefing on Tuesday.
Nominations will be for candidates who are local, well-known, and for the most part already elected representatives.
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What happened to Gyúrcsyányi’s grand coalition? Is his wife still going to be the glove-puppet allegedly in charge of this party? Is he no longer best friends with Jóbbik, the allegedly formerly neo-nazi anti Semitic and very right-wing party? What makes DK “left wing”? Is he going to offer to open the borders? Introduce 72 genders to the school curriculum? Stop subsidising utilities bills? Take all his orders from the European commission? How many of these positions does he think will be popular with the voting public?