The balance of power of the party lists has not been rearranged in the past month, that is, Péter Márki-Zay has not managed to increase the left's voting base with new voters. If the elections were held on Sunday, Fidesz-KDNP would get 55 percent of the votes, and the joint list of the left would get 44 percent, according to Real PR's 93rd recent party preference survey.
The selection of the joint Prime Minister candidate of the left had no effect on the support of the party lists. The result of Real PR's 93rd latest research is the same as a month earlier. Therefore, Péter Márki-Zay did not fulfill the expectations placed on him, he did not succeed in increasing the voting base of the left with his campaign as a candidate for prime minister.
According to Real PR's 93rd party preference survey, 55 percent of sure voters would vote for the Fidesz-KDNP list, while only 44 percent would vote for the joint list of the left. Apart from these two political formations, only 1 percent of the sure voters would vote for other parties. This is the same as the research conducted a month earlier, i.e. we cannot speak of any reorganization.
Voters outside the capital are more pro-government than those in Budapest. 58 percent of the voters in rural Hungary would vote for the joint list of the current government parties, while the left can only count on 41 percent of the active voters outside the capital. In Budapest, 55 percent of sure voters would support the left, while 43 percent would support Fidesz-KDNP in an election this Sunday. Four times more people live outside of Budapest than in the capital, so winning the countryside is an essential condition for election victory.
2022plus: The research result is not yet an election success. Favorable data do not mean victory, so those who support the current government should definitely vote in 2022!
Source: Magyar Hírlap
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