Hungarian parliamentary election, 2010

Hungarian parliamentary election, 2010
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All 386 seats to the Országgyűlés
11 and 25 April 2010


Leader	Attila Mesterházy	Viktor Orbán	Gábor Vona
Party	MSZP	Fidesz	JOBBIK
Last election	186+6 (192)	164	0


Leader	Lajos Bokros	András Schiffer	Gyula Thürmer
Party	MDF	LMP	Munkáspárt
Last election	11	0	0

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The next parliamentary election in Hungary will be held on 11 April and 25 April 2010.^[1] This will be the sixth free elections after the end of communism. The 386 members of parliament are to be elected in a combined system of party lists and electoral constituencies.^[2]

Polls

As polls showed both MDF and SzDSz would be unlikely to make it into parliament on their own, they have agreed to a limited electoral cooperation.^[3] In February 2010, polls also showed that the Hungarian parliament after the election was likely to be completely dominated by Fidesz polling at 42-55% that month, followed by the ruling Hungarian Socialist Party at 11-16% and newcomer Jobbik at 9-13%.^[4]^[5] Recent opinion surveys show that Jobbik is expected to win over 20% of the votes. ^[6]

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