Tisza Party maintains lead in Hungarian political polls

According to an October survey by the Publicus Institute, Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party maintain a significant lead in Hungarian political support. Among certain voters, the Tisza Party holds 63 percent support, while Fidesz follows at 25 percent, representing a 38-percentage-point gap.

While the Tisza Party's support has gradually declined from its May peak of 73 percent, Fidesz has seen a slight recovery from its May low of 20 percent. In terms of the total population, the survey indicates Fidesz would receive 46 percent and the opposition Fidesz 19 percent in a current election, with 27 percent of respondents remaining undecided.

Péter Magyar remains the preferred candidate for leadership, with 56 percent of respondents considering him suitable, compared to 36 percent for his predecessor. Other parliamentary opposition groups, such as Mi Hazánk, hold approximately 7 percent support, while the Democratic Coalition and the Two-Tailed Dog Party each hold between 1 and 2 percent.