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2032 Hungarian parliamentary election

4 April 2032 (first round) 25 April 2032 (second round)
All 386 seats in the Országgyűlés 194 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	71.7% (1.8pp)
First party Second party Third party   Candidate Péter Magyar András Jámbor László Toroczkai Party TISZA Szikra Mi Hazánk Leader since 22 July 2024 19 April 2027 23 June 2018 Last election 153 seats, 55.3% Did not contest 0 seats, 4.3% Seats won 206 / 385 98 / 386 61 / 385 Seat change 53 New 61 Popular vote 3,120,362 1,533,606 947,937 Percentage 50.4% 25.4% 15.7% Swing (4.9pp) New (11.4pp)   Fourth party   Candidate Anna Donáth Party Momentum Leader since 6 November 2029 Last election 0 seats, 3.6% Seats won 21 / 385 Seat change 21 Popular vote 350,193 Percentage 5.8% Swing (2.2pp)
Government before election First Magyar Government Tisza Government after election Second Magyar Government Tisza

Note: These events are fictional, and I am using the page for practice, as mentioned above in the banner.

The 2032 Hungarian parliamentary election took place in April, 2032. This was the first election held after the electoral reforms of the First Magyar Government. The Tisza party continued its dominance at the ballot box, although losing some support in the first round due to a lack of tactical voting. Magyar lost out on some urban districts to the Spark Movement and the Momentum Movement, as well as former Fidesz strongholds to the resurgent Our Homeland Movement, as former supporters of Orbán's party flocked to the party after Fidesz' disbandment.

Campaign

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Opinion polls

Main article: Opinion polling for the 2026 Hungarian parliamentary election

Opinion polls on voting intentions were conducted regularly.

The chart below depicts the results of opinion polls since the previous general election.

Total

The graph displays the results of the polls. Those who responded "don't know" are removed, where relevant. The following graph displays a local regression of all polls.

By affiliation

The following two graphs present the polls that are government-aligned, or independent/opposition-aligned, respectively as per the table above.

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  Government-aligned
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  Independent/opposition-aligned

Results

2022 Hungarian parliamentary election

Party		Leader	First-preference votes			Seats
			Votes	% FPv	Swing (pp)	2018	Out.	Elected 2022	Change
	Everybody's Hungary Movement	Péter Márki-Zay	3,060,998	54.1	8.8	119	138	138 / 255 (54%)	19
	MSZP	Gergely Karácsony	2,461,245	43.5	8.3	133	110	110 / 255 (43%)	23
	Momentum	András Fekete-Győr	135,792	2.4	0.5	4	7	7 / 255 (3%)	3
Total			5,658,035	100	—	255	255	255	—
Registered voters/Turnout			8,312,173	62.71

Voting summary

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First-preference vote

MMM			54.1%
MSZP,			43.5%
Momentum			2.4%

References

Parliamentary Parliamentary 2022 Category:April 2022 in Europe