More than half of Hungarians agree with Magyar's call for resignations of public dignitaries, according to survey

A survey by Europion following the Tisza Party's election victory shows that 55% of Hungarians support the incoming prime minister's demand for public dignitaries to resign, with 42% fully agreeing. Opposition to this demand stands at 31%. The Tisza Party plans to amend the Fundamental Law to remove Fidesz-appointed officials. The survey also highlights priorities for the new government, with 52% emphasizing the need to bring EU funds home, and significant differences in priorities between Tisza and Fidesz supporters. Péter Magyar's media interviews received mixed reactions, with 49% approving his assertive tone.