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Alexandra Béni Alexandra Béni · 04/10/2016
· Politics

POLL – Fidesz expands its lead

statistics survey

Budapest, 2016. október 2. Orbán Viktor miniszterelnök (középen, b6) beszédet mond a Fidesz-KDNP eredményváró rendezvényén a Bálna Budapest rendezvényközpontban a kvótareferendum napján, 2016. október 2-án. A népszavazást a nem magyar állampolgárok Magyarországra történõ kötelezõ betelepítésével kapcsolatban írták ki. A kormányfõ mögött Pelczné Gáll Ildikó, az Európai Parlament (EP) néppárti alelnöke, Szájer József fideszes európai parlamenti (EP-) képviselõ, Gulyás Gergely, az Országgyûlés törvényalkotásért felelõs fideszes alelnöke, Kósa Lajos, a Fidesz parlamenti frakcióvezetõje, Semjén Zsolt nemzetpolitikáért felelõs miniszterelnök-helyettes, Kubatov Gábor, a Fidesz alelnöke, a párt országos pártigazgatója, Németh Szilárd, a Fidesz frakcióvezetõ-helyettese, Kocsis Máté, a VIII. kerület fideszes polgármestere és Simicskó István honvédelmi miniszter (b-j). MTI Fotó: Koszticsák Szilárd

Budapest, October 4 (MTI) – The ruling Fidesz party and its Christian Democrat ally expanded its lead by four percentage points since August, according to a Nezőpont Institute survey carried out for the daily Magyar Idők.

The paper’s edition on Tuesday said that the poll done before Sunday’s referendum on European Union migrant quotas showed Fidesz-KDNP with 36 percent support. The opposition Jobbik party was down a point, with 11 percent. The Socialist party stood unchanged at 10 percent, while the Democratic Coalition (DK) was down a point at 6 percent. The smaller opposition parties polled between 1 and 3 percent.

Taking core party support into account, the ruling parties had the support of 49 percent, Jobbik had 20 percent, the Socialists were at 10 while DK stood at 7 percent.

Based on the results, the ruling parties would secure a two-thirds majority, the paper said.

Photo: MTI

Source: MTI

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