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Young Voters Reject Orbán Amid Economic Discontent in Hungary

4/5/2026

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The April 12 general election in Hungary shows a shift among young voters who plan to vote against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Polls indicate Fidesz has less than 10% support among voters under 30.
Young people cite economic stagnation and social issues, fueling a strong desire for change.
Péter Magyar, leader of the Tisza party, has actively engaged youth, contrasting with Orbán's passive approach, signaling a reshape of Hungary's politics.

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Story summary

The April 12 general election in Hungary shows a shift among young voters who plan to vote against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Polls indicate Fidesz has less than 10% support among voters under 30.
Young people cite economic stagnation and social issues, fueling a strong desire for change.
Péter Magyar, leader of the Tisza party, has actively engaged youth, contrasting with Orbán's passive approach, signaling a reshape of Hungary's politics.