Szerinted melyik pártnak lenne a legnagyobb esélye megnyerni a választásokat, ha kötelezővé tennék a szavazást?

Seven days, four different leaders. LMP opened on top, a still-unnamed civilian party seized it day 3, DK grabbed it day 6, Együtt-PM day 7 — then MSZP stormed past everyone on day 11 with a 67% lead and never let go, cruising home at 50.3% of 9,456 votes.

The late plot twist: Együtt-PM quietly built a real base (35.2%) while the early front-runners faded to afterthoughts — Fidesz managed just 0.4%. Hungary supplied the vast majority of voters and actually favored the underdog civilian option, not the eventual winner.

• Four-way lead scramble · Leader changed 4 times in the first 11 days before MSZP took over
• MSZP's early blowout · MSZP opened its lead at a massive 67% margin on day 11
• Hungary vs. the winner · Hungary leaned toward the civilian option, not eventual winner MSZP
• DK's gender skew · DK drew 12 female voters to just 5 male, a rare reversal