🚨 𝗘𝗔 𝗦𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗦 𝗟'𝗔 𝗘𝗡𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗘 𝗙𝗔𝗜𝗧 !!! 😭😭🔮
POUR LA 5ÈME COUPE DU MONDE CONSÉCUTIVE, EA SPORTS A RÉUSSI À PRÉDIRE LE VAINQUEUR DU MONDIAL ! 🤯🤯
C'est une dinguerie. 😭😭😭
LE MISSIIIIIIIIIIILLLLEEEEEE ENVOYÉ PAR KYLIAN MBAPPÉ EN FIN DE MATCH !!!!!!!!!! 😱😱🇫🇷
QUELLE MANIERE DE DEVENIR LE SEUL MEILLEUR BUTEUR DE L'HISTOIRE DES BLEUS !!!!
(@M6)
💥🇭🇺🗳️ BREAKING: Péter Magyar says Viktor Orbán called to concede and congratulate him.
Magyar will be Hungary’s next prime minister and, as it stands, is set to secure a 2/3 supermajority – enough to fully dismantle Orbán’s system.
A 16-year chapter is over.
Rekordrészvétel! Az utolsó perc és minden szavazat számít!
Kérlek menj el szavazni, vagy ha már voltál, akkor hívd fel minden ismerősödet, barátodat és rokonodat, akiről úgy sejted, hogy még nem ment el!
A hatalom a végóráit éli, itt állunk a rendszerváltás kapujában. Lépjünk be rajta!
Mindenki maradjon békés és derűs, az idő nekünk dolgozik!
Isten áldja Magyarországot!❤️🤍💚
It’s six o’clock in the morning in Hungary, and voting is now under way. Polling stations are open until 19:00, when counting begins immediately.
There will be no official exit poll tonight. By law, opinion polls can only be released after 19:00, and even then most pollsters have not committed to a precise release time. The most reliable updates will come from the National Election Office of Hungary, which will publish turnout data every two hours and results in batches once counting begins.
Based on previous elections, early results should start appearing around 20:00, with roughly 30% of votes processed. By 22:00, about half of the ballots are usually counted. By midnight, the count typically reaches around 90%, though postal and embassy ballots will continue to be added in the days after election night.
Around 8.1 million people are eligible to vote. That includes roughly 7.6 million citizens with a Hungarian address and about half a million diaspora voters who vote by post. A further 90,000 Hungarians registered to vote at embassies and consulates abroad.
Hungary elects 199 MPs. Of those, 106 come from single-member constituencies decided by simple majority, and 93 from national party lists.
The main parties in this election are Fidesz, the ruling party; Tisza Party, the main opposition challenger; Mi Hazánk Mozgalom on the far right; Democratic Coalition (Hungary) on the centre left; and Hungarian Two‑Tailed Dog Party, which blends satire and protest politics.
The results tonight will show who wins, but the mechanics of the count mean the full picture will take a little longer to emerge.