
Hungarian voters ended Viktor Orban's 16-year rule in a landmark election. Peter Magyar's Tisza Party secured over 53% of votes, defeating Orban's Fidesz at approximately 38%. Magyar, a lawyer and former government insider, became an MP in 2024. He broke from Fidesz following a political scandal. Magyar advocates EU alignment, institutional reform, and anti-corruption measures. Voter turnout exceeded 77%, a record.