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Hungary Hungary's Parliamentary Election: Results, Seat Distribution, and Coalition Options

Election Winner
52.7 % of votes
Parties in Parliament
5
±0 compared to 2006

Final Official Results: Hungary's Parliamentary Election

The bars show each party's vote share. Hungary's Parliamentary Election Results (25 April 2010)

52.7
19.3
J
16.7
LMP
7.5
MDF
2.2
< 0.1
< 0.1
Other
1.6
Government cannot remain in office

The incumbent governing parties achieved 15.3% of the seats.

Parliamentary Seat Distribution After Hungary's Election

Coalition calculator: possible majorities after the Parliamentary election in Hungary

0
194
0 386
Majority 194

Parties

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Who Governed Hungary After the Election?

Election Day 25/04/2010 Government formation 34 days Orban II 29/05/2010 – 10/05/2014

Orban II

29 May 2010 – 10 May 2014 · 3 years 11 months
263 of 386 seats

Every party in detail: votes, gains and losses

Orientation Party Votes Seats Link
Right Fidesz/KDNP 52.7 % 0
Centre-Left MSZP 19.3 % 59
Centre-Right Jobbik 16.7 % 47
Environment & Climate LMP 7.5 % 16
Centre-Right Magyar Demokrata Fórum 2.2 % 0
Right Fidesz/KDNP < 0.1 % 227
Right Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt < 0.1 % 36
Unknown Other Parties 1.6 % 1

Hungary's Parliamentary Election: The Contesting Parties

Hungary's Parliamentary Election: A Historical Comparison

2010: MSZP 19.3%, J 16.7%, LMP 7.5%, MDF 2.2%, Fidesz 0.0%, KDNP 0.0%. 2006: MSZP 43.2%, MDF 5.0%, Fidesz 0.0%, KDNP 0.0%. 2002: MSZP 42.1%, MDF 0.0%, Fidesz 41.1%, KDNP 3.9%

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