It is therefore no surprise that Fidesz got off to a strong start at the beginning of the campaign week. As Viktor Orban explained during his visit to Bekescsaba, he trusts that Hungarians understand the stakes of the election: whether the country faces war or peace. The numbers confirm this:
Fidesz was the first to collect the required number of signatures, gathering significantly more than the Tisza Party. This clearly shows that Fidesz is in the lead, possesses an extensive nationwide network, and is highly effective at mobilization. Meanwhile, the national tour continues: Fidesz events are packed, while only a few hundred people attend Peter Magyar’s events,
"Moreover, let us not forget that Peter Magyar was also vague about the number of signatures is party collected," he added.
In the final point of his post, he reminded everyone of Peter Magyar’s visit to Munich, where according to available information he reached an agreement with the Ukrainians on halting Russian energy supplies and, alongside that, abolishing the utility cost reduction scheme.
All this is an open admission that while Fidesz chooses the Hungarian path, the Tisza Party would steer Hungary onto Brussels' path, which would impose significant additional burdens on the Hungarian people,
Daniel Deak concluded.
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