In the run-up to the 2030 Hungarian parliamentary election, various organizations are carrying out opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Hungary. The results of such polls are displayed in this article.
Pollster bias The following table displays the pollsters in alphabetical order which have alleged funding and/or links to political parties:
PollsterAlleged bias or conflict of interestSource(s)21 KutatóközpontIts founder and director previously worked for Momentum, as advisor to mayors László Botka or Gergely Karácsony, and the pollster is close to the newspaper 24.hu.Strong links to Fidesz, its director is Mária Schmidt, a former advisor of Viktor Orbán, and its board includes former MEP József Szájer.Strong links to Fidesz, and received government funding during the Orbán era.Forrás TársadalomkutatóIts founders were members of the campaign staff for EM in 2022.IDEA InstituteOne of the key staff members is an advisor to DK.Receives funding from Jobbik, and the party is reportedly the company's only client.Magyar TársadalomkutatóStrong links to Fidesz.McLaughlin & AssociatesThe company has been described as "Donald Trump's pollster" and is close to the Fidesz ally newspaper Index.hu.MediánThe company's owner was formerly an SZDSZ member, and is close to the newspaper HVG.Strong links to Fidesz, and received government funding during the Orbán era.Close relationship with MSZP, and the pollster is close to the leftist newspaper Népszava.Real-PR 93Strong links to Fidesz.Identifies as a liberal pollster, and its founder is a former SZDSZ politician.SoDiSo ResearchThe company is the pollster of UDMR/RMDSZ and is close to the Fidesz ally newspaper Magyar Nemzet.SzázadvégStrong links to Fidesz. During the Orbán era, it received at least 65 billion forints (€180 million) of government funding through classified decisions.Závecz ResearchUnproven association with DK.
Polling
The following table outlines the results of polls where voters where asked how they would vote in the upcoming election. The numbers correspond to the percentage of party voters saying they will vote for a particular party; as such, undecided responses are removed. Poll results are listed in the tables below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first, and using the date the survey's fieldwork was done, as opposed to the date of publication. If such date is unknown, the date of publication is given instead. The highest percentage figure in each polling survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. Any party which was not polled is displayed with an en-dash (–). Other parties in bold are expected to pass the threshold (5% for one party, 10% for a joint list of two parties, and 15% for a joint list of three or more parties) to be represented in the National Assembly. As polling is only done among Hungarian residents, but the threshold is calculated based on all list votes, parties may need a larger share of the domestic vote share when considering diaspora voters, who previously have voted in large margins for Fidesz–KDNP.
2026
Fieldwork datePolling firmSamplesizeMethodMHOthersLead Republikon1,000Phone64257––439 21 Kutatóközpont1,000Phone622610––236 Medián1,000Phone64278––137 Europion2,100Online592710––532 Republikon1,000Phone6822711–46 Publicus1,006Phone6524722141 Europion1,700Online612510––436 Republikon1,000Phone6923611–46 Medián1,000Phone68237–1145 Publicus1,002Phone6823621045 Závecz Research1,000Online + Phone7419610–55 Europion2,400Online64258––339 Republikon1,000Phone6824611–44 21 Kutatóközpont1,500Online + Phone67237––344 Medián1,000Phone732141–152 IDEA1,000Online682452–144 Europion2,200Online63286––235 Závecz Research1,000Online + Phone7320511–53 Publicus1,001Phone7320511–53 21 Kutatóközpont1,000Phone7121611–50 Péter Magyar takes office as Prime Minister and forms his government Republikon1,000Phone6626611–40 IDEA1,000Online682551–143 Europion2,000Online64277––337 Medián1,000Phone702361–047Medián1,000Phone662562104112 Apr 2026National Election6,404,40355.7636.335.901.160.85019.43
Preferred prime minister
Suitability as Prime Minister The following table outlines the perceived suitability of party leaders to be Prime Minister.
Péter Magyar
Fieldwork datePolling firmSample sizeMethod Magyar Net18 and 25 August 2026 Publicus1,006Phone5734– +2316–21 Jul 2026 Publicus1,002Phone6230– +325–14 May 2026 Publicus1,000Phone7221– +5127 Apr–2 May 2026 Medián1,000Phone72235 +4915–20 Apr 2026 Medián1,000Phone74224 +52
Viktor Orbán
Fieldwork datePolling firmSample sizeMethod Orbán Net18 and 25 August 2026 Publicus1,006Phone3361– -2816–21 Jul 2026 Publicus1,002Phone2965– -36 Parliament adopts amendment to Fundamental Law which prevents Viktor Orbán from ever being PM again.5–14 May 2026 Publicus1,001Phone2769– −4227 Apr–2 May 2026 Medián1,000Phone39592 −2015–20 Apr 2026 Medián1,000Phone42553 −13
See also Opinion polling for the 2026 Hungarian parliamentary election
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