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Orban Looks to Close Hungary Poll Gap With Election Giveaway
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is looking to reverse an opposition poll lead with the rollout of pre-election spending, much of which will reach voters over the course of February, just two months from a pivotal parliamentary ballot.
Péter Magyar's disadvantage in the competition for prime minister seems unrecoverable for now.
Victor Orban Looks to Close Gap With Election Giveaway
“Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is looking to reverse an opposition poll lead with the rollout of pre-election spending, much of which will reach voters over the course of February, just two months from a pivotal parliamentary ballot,” Bloomberg reports.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wants to use the giveaway to compensate for the unfavorable difference in polls ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for April this year, Bloomberg reported.
Hungary's parliamentary elections will be decided by non-voters, mobilizations and the system that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has adapted to his own power. Polls show Orbán's Fidesz party lagging behind Péter Magyar's opposition force.
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