Early Elections Not Pertinent in Hungary, Analyst Says

Zoltan Kiszelly, director of political analysis at Szazadveg told Magyar Nemzet that Peter Magyar is calling for early elections to further stir up dissatisfaction among voters opposed to the NER (National Cooperation System).

Tisza Party President Peter Magyar (right) and European People's Party (EPP) President Manfred Weber (left) (Photo: AFP/Attila Kisbenedek)

As we previously reported, Gergely Kovacs, co-chair of the MKKP (Two-Tailed Dog Party), and Vox Populi have been spreading rumors about the possibility of early Parliamentary elections in Hungary. The Government Information Center quickly denied these claims. In his New Year’s speech, Peter Magyar was merely repeating the well-worn cliche, previously voiced by Peter Jakab, of calling for early elections in Hungary.