Electoral record
Viktor Orbán
Prime Minister of Hungary since 2010; led Fidesz–KDNP to a fourth consecutive two-thirds parliamentary majority in April 2022.
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Electoral record
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- 2022RecordedCandidacy
Was the joint prime-ministerial candidate of Fidesz–KDNP, which won 54.13% of the national list vote and 135 of 199 seats — a fourth consecutive two-thirds majority.
Országgyűlési választások 2022 — official results — National Election Office (Hungary) - 2022Subject of a findingAction
ODIHR found the campaign he led was marked by a pervasive overlap between government information campaigns and the ruling coalition's messaging, blurring the line between state and party and undermining the level playing field.
Hungary — Parliamentary elections and referendum, 3 April 2022: ODIHR EOM final report — OSCE/ODIHR
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Sources
- Országgyűlési választások 2022 — official results— National Election Office (Hungary)
- Hungary — Parliamentary elections and referendum, 3 April 2022: ODIHR EOM final report— OSCE/ODIHR