Hungary's Tisza party wins majority as 98.13 pct votes counted: NEO

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  • Hungary's Tisza party wins majority as 98.13 pct votes counted: NEO
  • Hungary's Tisza party wins majority as 98.13 pct votes counted: NEO
  • Hungary's Tisza party wins majority as 98.13 pct votes counted: NEO
  • Hungary's Tisza party wins majority as 98.13 pct votes counted: NEO

Hungary's opposition party Tisza, led by Peter Magyar, defeated Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling coalition by securing a majority in Sunday's parliamentary elections, according to preliminary results released by the National Election Office (NEO).

Preliminary statistics showed that turnout reached about 77.8 percent among roughly 8.1 million eligible voters, marking a record high. Addressing supporters in Budapest, Magyar hailed his party's "decisive victory," said it was a win seen "from every Hungarian window." He added that Hungary will once again be a strong ally in the European Union and NATO.                                             

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