Viktor Orbán concedes defeat as opposition leader heads for potential supermajority win

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded decision Sunday successful the country’s parliamentary election, calling the effect "clear" and "painful" arsenic partial ballot counts showed a decisive triumph for absorption person Péter Magyar.

Magyar said Orbán phoned him to concede, according to a station connected societal media.

HUNGARIANS VOTE IN RECORD NUMBERS AS TRUMP-ALLY VIKTOR ORBÁN FACES BIGGEST ELECTORAL THREAT SINCE 2010

Viktor Orban arrives for an EU Summit astatine the EU office successful Brussels, connected March 19, 2026. (Magali Cohen / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images)

With astir 53% of votes counted, projections showed Magyar’s Tisza enactment connected way for a landslide triumph that could springiness it a two-thirds parliamentary supermajority.

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The effect could people a melodramatic governmental displacement successful Hungary, wherever Orbán has led the state for much than a decade.