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A 21 Research Center survey shows a 57% support for candidate Tisza, Nikoletta Boda, compared to 28% for Ádám Gyepes from Fidesz, in Óbuda, one of the three towns that make up Budapest.

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In the perspective of the parliamentary elections on Sunday, candidate Tisza, Nikoletta Boda, is significantly ahead of her opponent from Fidesz, Ádám Gyepes, in the Óbuda constituency. According to a survey conducted by 21 Research Center, 44% of those who voted for Boda and 48% of certain voters prefer her, while Gyepes would only receive 26% and 25% of the votes. The survey was conducted by phone with 700 people between February 18 and March 5, 2026. Tisza has significantly increased in popularity, having 57% support among party voters, compared to 25% for Fidesz. Additionally, 17% of voters for Boda would opt for the independence of Tímea Szabó. The survey was representative of the district's population, and the margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points.

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21 Research Center: Tisza's candidate leads Fidesz by 23 percentage points in the Óbuda constituency

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