On April 25, 2010, Fidesz celebrated a significant electoral victory in Budapest, with Viktor Orbán promising a new governance system prioritizing the Hungarian people. However, a recent survey indicates that many Hungarians now believe his governance has hindered the country's growth, with concerns over healthcare, living costs, and corruption. While Fidesz supporters view Orbán's rule positively, opposition voters largely disagree, highlighting a deep divide in public opinion. The survey also suggests that many believe the government primarily benefits the wealthy, and there is a growing preference for alternative leadership, particularly from Péter Magyar. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)