Zoltan Kiszelly: Fidesz Would Win the Elections

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Zoltan Kiszelly, Director of Political Analysis at the Szazadveg Foundation, and Erik Toth, Director of Research at the Center for Fundamental Rights (Photo: Zsolt Szigetvary/ MTI )

Fidesz Leading By a Landslide

Kiszelly also stated that Fidesz would win if elections were held today. He said polls showing a strong lead for Tisza are designed to manipulate public opinion: “Think of these opposition-commissioned polls as part of an 'array-cleansing' effort. They want to use these numbers to pressure the remaining dollar-leftist parties and politicians to withdraw from the race.” 

These polls are essentially political products, aimed at turning the race into a two-party contest,

he said. the analyst also addressed migration. Kiszelly said that Brussels wants to instate a permanent relocation quota—meaning 10,000 people a year are to be settled in Hungary. “This is why we must protect our borders—even from the West.”

Cover photo: Zoltan Kiszelly, Director of Political Analysis at the Szazadveg Foundation, and Erik Toth, Director of Research at the Center for Fundamental Rights (Photo: Zsolt Szigetvary/ MTI )