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Election 2014

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Opposition to file complaint against House Speaker Kövér over comments on redrawing of electoral map

The opposition Socialist Party on Monday said it would file a criminal complaint against
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Support for Orbán steady, slides for Jobbik leader, pollster finds

Around half of Hungarians prefer incumbent Viktor...

Hungarian parties’ popularity is unchanged: Fidesz, Jobbik, Socialists

Budapest, May 4 (MTI) - The recent wave of demonstrations has not changed party preferences which have stayed unchanged in the last quarter, a...
Daily News Hungary

Socialists call for dissolution of Budapest’s 6th district council

Budapest, March 9 (MTI) - The opposition Socialists are calling for an extraordinary session of the 6th district council with the aim of...

Socialists Win By-Election in North Budapest

Budapest, November 24 (MTI) - The opposition Socialist Party won a by-election in northern Budapest's District 4 held on Sunday. ...

Jobbik: OSCE report shows election campaign conditions discriminatory

A final report by the election observation mission of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) shows that campaign...

April general election “efficiently edministered” but several shortcomings – OSCE

(MTI) - Hungary's April 6 general election was "efficiently administered" and offered voters a "diverse choice", the OSCE said in a report on...
Daily News Hungary

Centre for Fundamental Rights says OSCE report on election included errors

The Centre for Fundamental Rights welcomed the OSCE's final report published on Friday about Hungary's 2014 parliamentary election but noted...

President Opens New Parlt Session, Proposes Orban For PM – UPDATE

Budapest, May 6 (MTI) - Hungarian President Janos Ader opened the inaugural session of Hungary's new parliament today morning.

Transparency International Hungary: Parliamentary Parties Overspent During Campaign

(MTI) - Calculations by civil organisations show that the parties that got into parliament have spent a total of 3.5 billion forints (EUR...