The President of the Fidesz Party claims victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections.

On the 12th local time, Tisa Party leader Maogeor Peter announced that they had won the victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections. It is reported that Maogeor Peter stated on social media on the evening of the 12th that Prime Minister Orban congratulated Tisa Party on their election victory. Currently, the election results have not been officially announced. According to Hungarian election regulations, parliamentary elections are held every four years. The Hungarian parliament has a total of 199 seats, with 106 seats directly elected by individual constituencies and the remaining 93 seats allocated to parties that enter parliament. Based on the election results, the prime minister candidate nominated by the majority party or party alliance in the new parliament will become the prime minister of the new government. This election marks the fourth time since Hungarian Prime Minister Orban returned to power in 2010 that his governing coalition has participated in parliamentary elections.