The mayor of Budapest evaluated the result as follows: "The opposition parties lost two individual municipal representative mandates in today's election, they only managed to win in Újpest, the VII. and VIII. in the district, Fidesz won the representative seat in the district representative body. And even in Szeged, the Fidesz candidate won by a landslide."
Gergely Karácsony bar doesn't mention it in his post , but they didn't only have breaks in Budapest or Szeged on Sunday.
According to the mayor, the results were disappointing, there is nothing to beautify this. He reduced the participation and then added: " the opposition voters punished the opposition parties with their absence for the performance they have been producing since April 3."
According to Karácsony, they received a message from their constituents: "which of us is the biggest little presented since April 3 is not going anywhere. They told us that the opposition attitude of "if we can't defeat Fidesz, let's defeat each other " will lead nowhere.
"The voters sent me a wake-up call!" - added the co-chairman of Párbeszéd, Karácsony, in his opinion, "the last "small circles" of freedom, the local governments, the free cities, the free districts, cannot rely on this political achievement."
The left-wing party leaders are silent for the time being.
The left achieved success in the following places
- In Budapest, the left was able to win only in Újpest. László Vasvári received almost 48 percent of the votes.
- István Sári won with left-wing support in Gyöngyös against an independent candidate.
In most parts of the country, the government party candidates were present
- The VII. In the district, a new representative was elected instead of Tamás Borka-Szász from the Gyurcsány party, who failed due to bitcoin mining. András Ripka, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, defeated his DK opponent by 46 percent in the interim local government election in Erzsébetváros constituency number 4.
- In the fifth district of Budapest, Fidesz candidate Gergő Nagy won with 71 percent, while Fábián Benjámin, the joint candidate of Momentum, DK, LMP and MSZP, received only 27 percent.
- The capital VIII. In his district, Judit Gondos defeated his left-wing opponent by a crushing 63 percent, which also means that mayor András Pikó became a minority in the representative body.
- In Szigetszentmiklós, Fidesz-KDNP's Pál Tóth trailed Momentum's Gergő Nagy (15%) and socialist Szabolcs Fazekas-Verba (less than 5%) far behind him with 64 percent.
- In Szeged, which is led by the left, the right won. Ruzsa Roland of Szeged, led by the left, won constituency 1 for Fidesz-KDNP with 59 percent.
- in Eger. in the town of Ádám Mirkóczki, who left Jobbik, the Fidesz-KDNP's László Orosz was able to win with 42 percent of the votes.
- The situation is similar in Nyíregyháza. In individual constituency No. 1, Dr. Attila Ulrich won 76 percent of the votes. In electoral district No. 3, Halkóné dr. Rudolf Réka, the Fidesz and KDNP candidate, was elected representative with 74 percent of the votes.
- From now on, the mayor of Balatonalmádi is given by Fidesz–KDNP. Péter Fabó received 62 percent, three times as much as his most successful independent challenger.
- Keszthely also elected a new mayor in the person of Renáta Bánhegyi, running in the colors of Fidesz-KDNP, who received no less than 76 percent of the vote against the candidate of the strongest left-wing party, DK.
Source: hirado.hu
Photo: MTI/Árpád Földházi
