The opposition Tisza party heads into Hungary’s election this weekend as the favourite but may still fall short of the two-thirds supermajority needed to deliver deep institutional reform and unlock frozen EU funds. This Update brings together our latest analysis on Hungary’s election, including election arithmetic and the implications for reforms, fiscal policy, geopolitical alignment and financial markets.
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