The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, rejoiced at the defeat of Viktor Orban's party in the elections to the Hungarian parliament. She shared her mood on the social network X.
Recall, according to preliminary results, the opposition party "Tisa" wins.
"The heart of Europe is beating harder in Hungary tonight,— von der Leyen writes.
After counting 87.82% of votes in the Hungarian elections, the constitutional majority of mandates remains with the Tisa party — 138. In addition, Tisa has already surpassed Orban's party not only in majority, but also in party lists, according to which Fidesz was in the lead throughout the vote count.
As EADaily reported, the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections are painful for the Fidesz party. This was stated by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, speaking to supporters at the headquarters of his party.
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