Majority finds Orbán ‘strong leader’ keeping country safe
Most Hungarians regard Viktor Orbán as better suited to guaranteeing Hungarian security and warding off the negative economic effects of the conflict than Peter Marki-Zay, the united opposition's prime ministerial candidate, according to the think-tank Szazadveg.
Fully 66 percent of Hungarians consider Orban the stronger leader on the security question, while 25 percent said the same of Peter Marki-Zay, in the March survey.
Fully 65 percent and 27 percent responded respectively on the question of who was more likely to mitigate the economic effects of the conflict on Hungary. A similar proportion responded on the question of the government’s handling of the Russia-Ukraine war.
