The night finally passes, but dawn is late.
He says that four... he says that he says.
You don't even know what you're like, shown to yourself.
We put everything into it. I'm looking at it.
Everything is for the other, the blue has no two.
Broken.
Four years.
It's better to lower the level of separation, the expectations, and then... and then, because then there's no disappointment.
If you prepare with such a soul, a very, very big burden.
Yes, we really need it now.
What are you like? To yourself, reflected in the mirror.
I became water, the reflection of yourself.
I can tell what it's like, shown to yourself.
The essence is that the peddler, the drug shop, had his children vote for him to put his children in there, and he didn't draw the X, but the children did.
I'm going back.
Forward, simple.
Doesn't speak, speaks alive.
Going around, going up with you or letting go.
Your face is beautiful, your wrinkles are beautiful, your life is beautiful, that you dance.
It's possible that you see the same way as in early April.
I think it would be good if these children experienced it when they first filled up with gas, we go to the store, they haven't experienced it.
They don't even know that in the last 30 years... I wish, I wish.
Blue-eyed child.
In the beginning, in the beginning, it's the same.
And then, and then.
Stay angry, good, stay good.
For sure, this is a milestone.
In early April, in early April, if it's not good, it's possible that you desire the same way.
In early April, it's possible that you desire the same way as in early April.
In early April, only in the common mob, it's possible that you desire the same way as in early April.
No, no problem.
The God.
I wanted to go there.
To make it.
I walked the world, I listened to the wind, I listened to the wind.
Hello.
If there's anyone I hate.
Equal.
The citizenship, not that, but rejected, and a maximally in the world.
The nation comes first, the family.
Someone's nation, family life, night, noble.
You should know, normally every Hungarian should be.
Shouldn't be, shouldn't be someone who is arrogant and tries with that.
Now they are afraid to report, I am not.
We are not Hungarian, everyone.
The Hungarian, we, the God, anything.
Accept it, you have to, and you have to recognize Hungarian for everyone.
You have to look in the right place and see how many are missing.
He would have said it now, that every Hungarian citizen.
Oh, congratulations!
Places, on the hills.
Taken out of the stone.
Nearby places, on the hills.
Here sits the time of my material, my foot is tired.
I go even if I don't want to, if no one accompanies me on my way.
The human always has more hope.
Oh, that the circle.
Because he would have said it, or now too.
The foot is tired, I go even if I don't want to, if no one accompanies me.
Now, the first mouth, the human.
The sky.
My mother's candle, I need one.
I'm going to you for the miracle.
For me, my dear.
It was the mother, bitter, the bitter.
Sometimes looks.
Beautiful, big.
Ah, as I breathe.
Day, day.
Not every time anymore, home, greasy.
Forest, forest, or dear home, or die.
I, my mother, would have stayed.
God.
The bed, like a harp.
Myself, the sky, the world.
Freedom.
I, Hungary, is my.
For you, birth, my mother, a hundred.
The freedom, a hundred.
The world, the Hungarian freedom.
And I go, and wherever I go.
There was no strength to cry anymore.
I didn't want to join this.
I am too, but sometimes not big.
Who won't hurt the heart.
Calambul the earth, I'm already just.
Unfortunately, I would like to project that I would be better here, but open, open.
In the world, in my hand.
I am, and I can't cry, nor can I squeeze.
I don't want to say beautiful things.
And not behind the horses.
I brought back the world that taught me to love, for me it means that two people say one thing, the other.
God, it's possible.
Already a sacrifice.
You will be holy, this is just, it will be after.
Everyone except me, and the flower will be in my hand.
I am, and you can't cry, nor can you squeeze the pain.
I want to say beautiful things, but I kill the essence.
And who is the head?
I bring back the world in which you can love, it doesn't mean two people.
A flying one, the other, a flying one, the world.
Above 6.11%.
The Democratic Coalition and the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party are far behind, not even reaching 1% for now.
Well, this is the first glance we've taken at the data. What can we see?
The lead here is much larger than anyone expected.
That's right. Even compared to the Alapjogokért research, Fidesz's lead is larger, but it's correct to emphasize the low processing rate. Well, they were way off.
However, it's clear what is emerging, which was also visible in the mentioned research, that this raises the possibility of a parliament, since the entry threshold for party lists is 5%, and only the other two political forces are above it.
First glance, if we take this ratio, how did the mobilization go for the government parties? Obviously, the processing rate is still very low, this must be emphasized, but the research institutes that measured a Fidesz lead still placed the government parties' support around 45%.
That's right. We last saw 46%, here earlier 44.5% appeared from Alapjogokért. These are differences within the margin of error. And earlier, the processed data was above 50%, that could easily drop below 50 later and the gap will close, but this shows a kind of balance, and since participation is very high, these around 50% results, as I mentioned earlier, could be close to the 3 million votes targeted by the Prime Minister. If Fidesz gets 3 million votes, as Orbán Viktor said, he can be sure to continue governing. We give the floor to Fanni and Zoli, but let's still talk about DK and the Two-Tailed Dog Party. They don't even reach 1%. Well, this is far from Klára Dobrev's goal of being around 10%.
For now, it seems they are talking.
Yes. The cannibalization of these political forces has definitely succeeded from the side of Tisza. Years ago, we already started talking about the need for an opposition change, not a government change. I remember saying this in connection with the 2022 elections too, but lo and behold, the opposition change has happened. If there isn't a single post-communist party in parliament, the MSZP didn't run, DK is out, that definitely points to this. And if the Dog Party also managed to appeal to so few voters, that strongly questions their further existence, meaning, and chances. What is visible based on this is that the Tisza Party succeeded in destroying all other left-wing or liberal opposition parties. With further data and information, fresh results, let's continue. We have brought six individual constituencies for our dear viewers. I'll show the very first one right away. Based on processing rate, we ranked them. In Zala County's 1st individual constituency, the processing rate is currently the highest. It exceeds 21%. Here, participation exceeded 82%. And this is the constituency where VG László previously delivered the mandate for the government parties. The Prime Minister said about him that if they win the election, he counts on him in a different position. We can see the government parties' candidate, Zési Gábor, in the center. They nominated a young man, a 20-time Hungarian champion athlete, for the government parties. Currently, he is trailing Nagy Márta, the Tisza Party candidate, by 358 votes, whose picture you can see next to Hanu. The Tisza community introduced her as a pharmacist, and she wants to deal with the traffic situation and naturally her own field of expertise. In third place in Zala County's 1st constituency is Farkas Attila, the Mi Hazánk candidate. 311 votes have been counted so far in his name. And I'll show the fourth place too. Pap Zoltán, the Democratic Coalition candidate. Koltai Tibor ran as an independent. He got 50, five more than Juhász Veronika, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate.
And now we move on to Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, where the fifth national individual constituency is centered on Sátoraljaújhely. The current processing rate here is at 16.78%. In this constituency, slightly fewer people participated in the vote than the national average. According to the current numbers, Báné Dr. Gál Boblákáné is in first place with 53.34% of the votes. 1581 people voted for Báné Dr. Gál Boblákáné based on the current numbers. In second place is Lontai László, the Tisza Party candidate, with 40.25% of the votes. In third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate, Pastornicki István, with 5.13% of the votes. He received 1041 fewer votes than the Tisza Party candidate. And in this national individual constituency, there were five candidates, so we will introduce two more. Next to me, you can see the picture of Hausel Imre, the Democratic Coalition candidate. 13 people voted for the Democratic Coalition candidate based on the current numbers. This doesn't even represent 1% of the voters in this constituency, and similarly, next to Zoni, you can see Molnár Sámuel László's numbers. He also didn't reach 1% of the votes based on the current data.
And you can see the map of Hungary continuously behind us, where we mark the individual constituencies and mark them with the color of the party or party alliance whose candidate is currently leading. We are moving on to another constituency. We traveled to Csongrád-Csanád County. You can see it below, and also that it's marked in blue, light blue, with Hódmezővásárhely as the center, the Tisza Party candidate Ferenci Gábor leads with a 60.15% result ahead of Cédus Gábor, the government parties' candidate from four years ago. Everyone watched this individual constituency with a magnifying glass, because it was the battle between Lázár János and Márk Izai Péter, the united opposition's prime minister candidate. Then Lázár János won the mandate. Now you can see the government parties' candidate's picture in the center, because he is in second place. He received 2236 votes. In third place is Veres Csaba, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with a 6.11% result. Here, the processing rate has already exceeded 16%. Participation almost reached 80%. I'll show you who is in fourth place. You can see Pál Anna Viktória's picture there next to Fanni, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate. In the center is Mucsi Tamás. You can see the Democratic Coalition candidate, 34 people have voted for him so far. So the processing rate is 15.6%, that's how many valid votes have been counted in his name. In sixth place is Leitner Szilárd. He ran as an independent with a 0.12% result. And now we go to Vas County, as we can see on the map. Here we are at the third national individual constituency with Körmend as the center. Currently, the processing rate is at 14.91%. Here, the participation rate was slightly higher than the national average, 81.32%. Based on the current processing rate, Vén Meccsolt, the government parties' candidate, is leading. He received 52.27% of the votes. This means 2653 votes. In second place, Horvát Nándor Zsolt, the Tisza Party candidate, received 602 fewer votes. He received 40.41% of the votes. This means 2051 votes. In third place is Takács Imre Ferenc, the Mi Hazánk candidate. They received a little over 6% of the votes, but this means 1743 fewer votes compared to second place. And in this national individual constituency too, there were five candidates. The Democratic Coalition candidate, Lungván Zsolt László, in fourth place didn't even reach 1% of the votes. 50 people voted for him, and in fifth place is Deák Lajos. He was the Jobbik candidate. He also didn't reach 1% of the votes, and based on the current numbers, 14 people voted for him.
Even the critical press towards the government formulated it when they were on site that even the opposition would vote for Zsolt. We stay in Vas County. I'll show you, you'll see right away that we are in Vas County, in the number two individual constituency. Ág Péter, the government parties' candidate, is leading. He gained experience in public administration at a very young age, because even at 20 he was a local representative, and despite his age, he is considered a veteran politician. He is leading with a 49.21% result, the government parties' candidate. In second place is Strompová Viktória, the Tisza Party candidate, who has already received an apology from Ág Péter's boss, because Ág works in the Ministry of Transport, and Lázár János apologized to Strompová Viktória for a comment he made about her Slovak origin. She is in second place with a 42.31% result, trailing Ág Péter by 307 votes. In third place, you can see Szala Ferenc, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with a 6.5% result. I'll show the other candidates too, because there were other candidates whose names could be marked with an X on the ballot. Magyar Péter, he ran as an independent, the press wrote a lot about him, because he is not the Magyar Péter whose private life we already know more about than his political career. 69 people voted for him, and 39 for Gábor, the Democratic Coalition candidate. And before we give the floor back to the main table, there is one more individual constituency.
That's right. Now Baranya County follows, where in the fourth national individual constituency we can see that the processing rate is at 14.55%. Here, the participation rate was well below the national average. Because in this constituency, 64.9% of voters participated in this election. With the current processing numbers, we see that Nagy Csaba, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, received 50.3% of the votes. This currently means 1608 votes, and he is followed by the Tisza Party candidate, who received 227 fewer votes. Karponcai Balázs. This represents 43.2% of the votes. Then in third place follows Árcs József, the Mi Hazánk candidate. He didn't even reach 5% of the votes. 145 people voted for him, but compared to second place, he received 1236 fewer votes. And as you may have gotten used to, in this constituency too there are five candidates. Next to me, you can see Kárpáti Zoltán's picture, the Jobbik candidate. He didn't reach 1%, currently 24 people voted for him based on the current numbers. And Abdella Magn Szabrina, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, also didn't reach 5%, receiving three fewer votes than Kárpáti Zoltán. She is the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate in this constituency.
While Fanni and Zoli were presenting the data from the constituencies with the highest processing rates, a new data package arrived from the National Election Office. We'll show you right away what this new data package shows, but first I want to tell you what you see now on the bottom and side bars of the screen, because this has changed since the results started coming in. At the bottom, you can see continuously updating which three candidates are currently in the top three places in each individual constituency. On the map, you can see on the right side of the screen where that constituency is, and the constituency is pulsing in the color of the party whose candidate is leading in that individual constituency. And what you can also see are two numbers on this map and above the map. One shows the current processing rate, and the other shows what the participation was in that constituency. And now let's look at how the list voting stands, at 2.86% processing rate. There is a national processing rate that you can see here on the screen, in front of the bar charts. It's 6.56%. However, the list processing rate is now 2.86%. Now we can see that Fidesz-KDNP continues to lead with 23,000 votes. This represents a result above 48%. The Tisza Party has 21,000 votes, 43.38%. Mi Hazánk is still in a qualifying position with 6.12%.
Ágostom, what do you read from the data? Well, first of all, that we are at the beginning of what promises to be a long thriller. It's clear that so far we've projected two data series at one and a half and maybe now a little less than 3% processing rate, and the data is changing quite dynamically. Fidesz-KDNP leads in both, but naturally, with such a low processing rate, no one should take this as a final result, not even close to a final result.
That's right. Because among the constituencies, it's worth selecting those where the processing rate is already relatively high. So we can have some idea of what the result is. So now we'll show you a few of these, continuing the series started by Fanni and Zoli. Here is, for example, Baranya's fourth national individual constituency, where Kaproncai Balázs, the Tisza candidate, leads. With roughly 1% or less than 1% difference ahead of Nagy Csaba, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate. So it already seems at 20% processing rate that a very, very close race is developing, just like at the other location. Here in front of you, you can see the names of the top three candidates, and behind us on the map you can see where that constituency is, and we marked the constituency with the color of the party whose candidate is leading in that constituency. Let's look at another one. The processing rate is almost 20% in Somogy's third constituency. This is the Marconi-centered constituency. So the current representative, Ming József Attila, has roughly a 5-point lead with his team, the Tisza Party candidate. A Budapest district where the processing rate is also high. This might be somewhat surprising, because it usually goes differently there. Kátai Német Wil in the ninth constituency leads with over 60% ahead of Király Nóra. She is the ministerial commissioner responsible for the communication of victim support centers and the founder of the young families club. Sárbogár. Here too the processing rate is very high, meaning compared to the national 19%. Here Varga Gábor from Fidesz is the one who is currently leading. By the way, this could be his fifth consecutive victory if he wins again now. Nagy Rihar, a 47-year-old marketing communications professional, the Tisza Party candidate, is behind him. Currently, the difference between them is over 7 percentage points. And in third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate with a 6.66% result currently. Let's also look at the Ózd district. Here too, the Fidesz candidate, Csusda Gábor, is the one who is leading. He was the party's Ózd mayoral candidate in 2024, by the way also a local and county representative. And it seems that at 19% processing rate, he also has a convincing lead over the Tisza Party candidate, who is at 43%. Here too, Mi Hazánk is in third place with a 5.72% result, Varga Balázs is third. Many were waiting for the result in the Nyíregyháza district, in Szabolcs's first district. It seems there is no surprise here. Gajdos László, the Tisza Party candidate, is at 64% and is currently leading. Halké Rodolféva, the Fidesz candidate, is second with a 30% result. Is there any surprising result that we see from this data when we look at the individual districts? Maybe we shouldn't use the word result yet, just the state of the race, but there is no huge surprise. It was known in advance that this time the 106 constituencies wouldn't all go in one direction. Last time in 2022, Fidesz-KDNP won in 87 individual constituencies, and for example, the mandate forecast made by the Nézőpont Institute saw a maximum of 66 Fidesz-KDNP victories, 39 Tisza victories, and one independent. So we must prepare for when the results come, if there are any results at all tonight, that the map will be much more colorful.
Let's highlight one more constituency before we give the floor back to Fanni and Zoli. Here, the processing rate is already relatively higher than the national average, almost 14%. This is a key district, the Tapolca district, which it seems doesn't disappoint in this regard. The current difference is 57 votes between Balatinic Péter, the Tisza Party candidate, and Navracsics Tibor, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate. This will be one of the swing districts we need to watch all evening.
This is indeed one of the very important swing districts, one of the most swingy among the swing districts. And the 57-vote difference is equivalent to nothing. This constituency is definitely not decided. And from that...
I think that tonight it won't be decided, because many voters voted at polling stations abroad, and if these votes haven't arrived in a close result, we can't announce a result. So I don't want to anticipate anything, as I said, this isn't the result, just the state of the race, but with good chances, tonight Tapolca district won't have a final result. Yes. And the turnout here was about 2% higher than the national average. This also shows that this is a key district. Fanni and Zoli will continue with more interesting facts and district results.
We've arrived with Győr-Moson-Sopron county, as we go through all 106 individual constituencies. We'll start from Northwestern Hungary. Fanni, Győr is the center of constituency number one, which is an important industrial environment, the leadership of Győr city. Opposition mayor Bence Pintér is the mayor, but he doesn't have a municipal majority. Judit Diószegi of the Tisza party is currently in first place. She served 25 years as a police officer and also worked alongside Bence Pintér, so she has municipal experience. Currently, she's in first place with 56.27%. In second place is Szabolcs Szel, who also has experience as he worked as deputy mayor alongside Mayor Dézsi. He is the candidate of the governing parties. He's a new candidate compared to four years ago, with around 34%. In third place is István Kóródi. He is the Mi Hazánk candidate. I'll show the other candidates and their partial results, as the race is still ongoing. Attila Komáromszki of the Democratic Coalition has received 27 votes so far, with processing approaching 3%. The Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Eszter Gonda, is currently in fifth place, and in sixth place is Gáborné Bence, the Solidarity-Labour Party candidate. Three votes have been counted for her so far.
In the next constituency, processing is also low. We're at 40.71% in Győr-Moson-Sopron county's second constituency. Turnout here was slightly higher than the national average. We can see that András Néher, the Tisza party candidate, a strategic purchaser and Audi Győr employee, is the Tisza party candidate who currently has 47.25% of the votes. This means 369 votes. In second place is Dr. Dávid Fekete, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate. He received 45.07% of the votes. Currently, the numbers show he received 17 fewer votes than András Néher. In third place, we can see the face of Miklós Ócs, the Mi Hazánk candidate. He received 6.66% based on current numbers. 52 people voted for him, 300 fewer than Dr. Dávid Fekete so far. And in this constituency too, only five candidates ran. In fourth place is Adrián Orbán of the Democratic Coalition. He didn't reach even 1% of the votes, just like Károly Bodács, whom you can see next to Zoli. The Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate received one vote so far. Next to Fanni, you could see András Néher's board, about whom the government-critical press said he took the primary so seriously with his media silence pledge that he didn't even allow photos to be taken of him. The primary isn't a new institution, but finding a vow of silence is new.
Well, we just saw that there were several Tisza politicians who were tried to be interviewed by various media outlets, even those with a friendlier tone, and yet it's visible that they weren't willing to make statements. This is actually true for all candidates, with the exception of Péter Magyar. So this was essentially their way during this period that it's better if nobody says anything.
In Győr-Moson-Sopron county, this constituency behind us on the map of Hungary is light blue, because the Tisza party candidate is leading, but if we move to another constituency, it turns orange, because Alpár Gyopáros is currently in the lead. Few would have thought that in 2022 he could improve on his 2018 result, but Alpár Gyopáros succeeded. He achieved over 70%. Processing is at 51.18%. It has already exceeded 8%, and he's currently in first place, as you can see his board next to Fanni. In the center is Szabolcs Bóna, already in second place with 41.96%. He is the Tisza party candidate. He is the president and CEO of Rába Agricultural Zrt. His farm was affected by foot-and-mouth disease, and regarding this, he said that he thinks the government left the affected people on their own. And Péter Magyar said about him that it's rare for a party leader to receive a request during a campaign period that someone not be placed on the Tisza list's winning position. Szabolcs Bóna did this, he was so confident that he would win this constituency. Currently, he's in second place. József Szilágyi is in third place. You can see his board next to me. He is the Mi Hazánk candidate. He has a 6.6% result so far. If we continue, there were seven candidates in total. Zoltán Szabó of the Democratic Coalition received 11 votes so far. In fifth place is Géza Mészáros, who ran as an independent, eight people voted for him, as did Domokos Samu, who also ran as an independent. He received six votes with just over 8% processing. And Ferenc Nagy also ran as the Solidarity-Labour Party candidate. He's currently in seventh place with a 300% result, meaning one vote was counted for him at 8.5% processing. And before we hand back to the main desk, another constituency where turnout was much higher, and processing is also higher. This is Győr-Moson-Sopron county's fourth constituency. Processing is already near 16%, and according to current numbers, Dr. Anikó Nagy is in first place with 50.76% of the votes. She received 3,131 votes. Following her is Dr. Attila Barca, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, with 41.12% of the votes. Then in third place is István Pisák of Mi Hazánk with 5.67%. And in this constituency too, five candidates ran. The Democratic Coalition also nominated someone, Simon Zoltán, who received just over 1% of the votes. 84 people have voted for Simon Zoltán so far. Then an independent is in fifth place, Norbert Gerencsén, who didn't reach even 1% of the votes, with 42 people voting for him so far. And as I promised, we'll immediately hand back to the main desk, but first I'll show constituency number five, which is currently light blue because Krisztina Porpáci is leading, the Tisza party candidate. She was introduced as a primary care medical expert. In second place, you can see the board of István Nagy, the agriculture minister, currently with 43%. His specialty is beekeeping, rabbit and poultry farming. He teaches this as a guest lecturer at a Western European university. And in third place is Krisztián Csoma, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with 4.7%. There were two more candidates whose names could be marked. You can see next to him Csabai Liza Csilla of the Democratic Coalition, and János Zelenka of the Two-Tailed Dog Party, with 41 votes counted for him so far. And while you were presenting the data, a new data package arrived from the National Election Office. Processing is now almost 15%, 14.72%, and the list results have changed. It seems list processing is actually much lower than this. The national average is composed of how much processing there is in individual constituencies, and list processing only makes up a part of that. That's why there are two different numbers here. So list processing is currently 6.52%, at which percentage we see that the Tisza party has 47.79%, the Fidesz-KDNP has 43.65%, Mi Hazánk is still above the threshold with 6.16%, and the DK and Two-Tailed Dog Party are hovering just above and below 1%. We see the results fluctuating continuously. Actually, very few votes have been counted so far. The Tisza has 843 votes, and the Fidesz-KDNP has 7,714 votes. What conclusions can be drawn from this? We see that sometimes one party leads, then the other party.
As we emphasized earlier, this isn't a final result, I wouldn't even call it a result, but the current state of the race. According to the data available to me, we're talking about 6.52% processing of national lists, which is still too little to draw conclusions from. Maybe the Tisza is leading. Maybe Fidesz will take back the lead. We'll see what the evening brings.
Yes, processing varies greatly, as we see overall, because there are constituencies where it's still very low. But there are others where it's approaching 50% or at least exceeding 40%. We're selecting a few of these now. The highest, where vote counters seem most active, is Csongrád 4, the Hódmezővásárhely-centered district, where Lázár János was the individual MP for a long time until recently, and the Fidesz changed here. They nominated Gábor Cibrus, deputy mayor of Makó, against Gábor Ferenci from the Tisza party. He's known for winning that asphalt race where an equal sign was placed between Charlie Kirk, murdered in America, and Lázár János. Despite this, it seems that at nearly 50% processing, Gábor Ferenci is leading confidently with 58.81% of the votes. Gábor Cibrus is in second place with 33%, and the Mi Hazánk candidate Csaba Veres is in third with 6.7%. Can this be called a foregone conclusion?
Not a foregone conclusion at all. This will be a closer fight in the end, I think, but at 44.95% processing, based on the data available to me, this is a pretty big lead for the Tisza party.
Where processing is still very high. Vas 3, the Kőszeg-centered constituency. Here Zsolt Vémet of the governing parties is the candidate who seems likely to secure, though we can't declare it yet, but likely secure the victory. This wouldn't be surprising, as he's preparing for his eighth individual victory in this constituency. Nándor Zsolt Horvát of the Tisza party is his opponent, who performed slightly above 42%, and Mi Hazánk is in third place here too with 5.8%. The other Vas constituency is the Sárvár-centered one. Here processing is the third highest. If we look at the constituencies, Péter Ák's lead also seems confident here against Viktória Strompová. Péter Ák is at 47.4%, and the Tisza candidate is at 44.52%. These two constituencies were Fidesz strongholds. What can we expect here? These are Fidesz fortresses. So I'm not very surprised that, for example, Péter Ák will likely secure his mandate again. Although they tried to create scandals around him, the locals clearly see their future with him.
Let's look at some constituencies where the race is close despite relatively high processing. We can say this about constituency 60, Heves 3. Here the difference is only four votes. At 15.46% processing, Áron Juhász of the Tisza party, a pharmacist from Bős, and Zsolt Szabó of the governing parties, who is preparing for his fifth individual victory, having won this constituency four times. What does this close result show? This was previously called a swing district by many.
Exactly. And we see exactly that the swing district is swinging. Moreover, the 15% processing suggests that next time we look, it will still be swinging. A big battle is taking place here, and perhaps this is also a barometer, more than some other very swing constituencies, of how things will ultimately turn out. Somogy 4, Siófok, is also interesting because the Tisza party was very hopeful that Ernő Csátári would win against Mihály Vicma. There was talk that the difference would be very large. Currently, it seems the processing is relatively high, over 30%. Ernő Csátári's lead is only 43 votes at this level of processing. This constituency is also worth watching.
Yes, there were really many scandals around President Csátári, so even those who didn't want to encounter the news did. He's not among the stronger Tisza candidates by any means. And precisely for this reason, this is a swing district, but the Fidesz can win it and it's a winnable election.
More results and data will come from Fanni and Zoli. We continue moving from west to east to show all individual constituencies to our viewers. After Győr-Moson-Sopron county, let's move to Vas county and constituency number one, whose center is Szombathely, the oldest continuously inhabited Hungarian city, founded by the Romans in 43 AD as Savaria. This still determines its cultural image and events. The Savaria Festival, held every year, is not a small event. And you can see that Zoltán Bámos is currently in the lead. He is the governing parties' candidate. Processing here is still low, not even reaching 2%. Currently, Zoltán Vámos is in first place with 65.94%. In second place is Róbert Rápli, who can't be said to have signed up to play second fiddle to his Fidesz colleague, because he doesn't lead a string orchestra but a wind orchestra in Sopron. In Szombathely, he leads an art school and is the Tisza party candidate. He has over 28% so far. In third place is Lajos Danka of Mi Hazánk with 5.24%, and there were four candidates here, one of the fewest in the country. György Kóbert of the Two-Tailed Dog Party is in fourth place with one vote counted so far. And at the analyst desk, we already talked about Vas county's other constituency. Here we can see that Péter Ák is still in first place according to current numbers. Processing is already getting higher, currently at 41.46%, and as I mentioned, turnout was higher than the national average here. Péter Ák of the governing parties is at 47.42%. Péter Ák is fundamentally a person with very strong local roots. He was a municipal representative in Szombathely for 12 years. Then in 2014, 2018, and 2022, he became the region's MP, winning individual mandates. Following him in second place is Viktória Strompová of the Tisza party. She received 536 fewer votes than Péter Ák. She currently has 44.52% of the votes. In third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate, Ferenc Dala. He received 2,164 fewer votes than Viktória Strompová in second place. This represents 5.72% of the votes. In this constituency, we also mentioned that a Péter Magyar ran, but not the Péter Magyar who is the Tisza party president, but an independent Péter Magyar. He has received 284 votes so far, representing 1.54% of the votes. And in last place, fifth place, is Gábor Dáv of the Democratic Coalition. He didn't reach even 1% of the votes but received 148 votes so far. The reason there's no photo on the board next to Fanni isn't that we didn't want to put one, but because the National Election Office didn't receive a photo from Péter Magyar, who collected the required signatures for candidacy with record speed, perhaps not surprisingly given the name coincidence. Fanni, lucky adventurers, provocateurs, because there could have been a candidate named Péter Tisza, but he ultimately withdrew in Csorna.
Exactly, due to the lack of a photo, we know little about this Péter Magyar. He might have strong local roots. He might be a popular person in the area, which is why he could collect signatures so quickly. It's also possible that many confused him with the Tisza party president, so we can't know for sure, but anyway, nearly 100 people voted for him. They're counting votes quickly in the Kőszeg-centered constituency. You can see we've marked Hungary's map in orange because Zsolt Vémet is currently in the lead with over 50%. He was a state secretary responsible for agriculture and also for Hungarikums. And as was mentioned earlier in the election show, even local opposition members say they'll vote for him. Many voted for Nándor Zsolt Horvát. He is the Tisza party candidate, in second place with 42%. Processing is already very high here, at least compared to other individual constituencies, exceeding 43%. The Tisza party candidate is a teacher, currently studying at ELTE, working on Roma research. In third place is Imre Ferenc Takács of Mi Hazánk with 5.88%. Five people competed for voters' trust in this constituency. In fourth place is Zsolt László Ludván of the Democratic Coalition with 160 votes counted so far. And Lajos Deák is currently in fifth place. He is a former Jobbik politician. In Zala county's first constituency, Zalaegerszeg-centered, processing was 7% lower. We're at 36.81%. Turnout here was also higher than the national average. We can see that Dr. Márta Nagy of the Tisza party is in first place with 51.23%. 9,225 people voted for Dr. Márta Nagy, and she received 1,655 fewer votes than Gábor Szilasi in second place. You can see his face in the center. He is the Fidesz-KDNP candidate with 42%. In third place is Attila Farkas of Mi Hazánk. He didn't reach even 5% of the votes, but this still represents 828 votes. And in this constituency too, five candidates ran. The Democratic Coalition also nominated a candidate, and there's an independent candidate whose photo we can't show right now, but the Democratic Coalition candidate, Zoltán Pap, didn't reach 1%, just like the independent Tibor Koltai.
We stay in Zala county but travel to Lake Balaton, specifically the Keszthely-centered constituency. You can see the current results on screen. Processing exceeds 16%. Turnout didn't reach 80%. This is constituency number two, and Balázs Varga of the Tisza party is currently in the lead. He works in information systems development when not with his three children, with 48%. He's about 4% behind Bálint Nagy of the governing parties, who shouldn't be unknown to those living in the region, as he was mayor of Keszthely and works in the Ministry of Transport as a state secretary. In third place is Ferenc Kis, who shouldn't be unknown to the wider region either, as he also ran in Zalaegerszeg in previous elections in Mi Hazánk colors, and did so again now. In the Keszthely-centered constituency, he's in third place with 423 votes counted so far, at 16.5% processing. You can see the other candidates. In constituency number two, Erzsébet Iszkai is in fourth with 86%. In fifth place, you can see the board of Mátyás Ókai, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate sitting in the center, and Juhász Bauer Ráoston Bálint also ran. He received 24 votes so far and is currently in sixth place. And before we hand back to the main desk, one more constituency from Zala county, where turnout was lower but processing is higher. This is Zala county's third constituency, where Lovkó Csaba of the Tisza party is currently in first place with 54.51% of the votes. Following him in second place is Péter Cseresnyés of the Fidesz-KDNP with 37.67% of the votes. Then in third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate, Dr. Sándor Magycsik, who received just over 6% of the votes, and five candidates also ran here. The DK candidate, László Vodó, didn't reach even 2% of the votes, with 157 people voting for him so far. And in fifth place is László József Szabó of the Labour Party, with 15 people voting for him so far.
It seems a rhythm is developing where while Fanni and Zoli speak, a new data package arrives from the National Election Office. It was no different this time. The total processing, covering both individual constituencies and lists, is 21.54%. But if we only look at lists, processing is still very, very low at 10.38%. At this processing rate, we see that the Tisza party currently has over 49%, the Fidesz-KDNP has almost 42%. Mi Hazánk is still above the threshold with 6.1%. The DK and Two-Tailed Dog Party, though it's too early to say definitively, currently seem far from the parliamentary threshold. What do these fresh data show? At 10% processing, there's still a lot, 90% of votes still to come. Nobody should feel secure yet, whether they're in first place or see themselves as making parliament. In Mi Hazánk's case, anything could still happen, as I said before, scissors can open and close. I can see the detailed data here. It also shows that the 259,000 overseas Hungarian votes have started being counted, and there the Fidesz-KDNP has 92% support. So processing is still low, but it doesn't seem like there's been a major realignment in the diaspora, as the Tisza party suggested. The overall picture at 10.38% is that Tisza is leading, which I think everyone can see on the bars. And importantly, a three-party parliament is taking shape, but I'll say again, neither the first, second, nor third place finisher can be sure of their result or position. And yes, it's very important to emphasize that about 6 million votes arrived tonight. And of those, they've counted that in absolute numbers, the Tisza party currently has 165,000 votes, and the Fidesz-KDNP has 140,000. The difference between the two is 25,000 votes, and obviously that's still far from 6 million.
That's right. And it doesn't emerge from the published data how representative this is of the composition of society. For example, whether 17% are Budapest residents and nearly 30% are village residents, or whether this emerged more by chance. I conclude from the publication of very low processing data that this isn't a representative sample, but rather the data that arrived was quickly published because of the large information flow. And indeed, a new data package arrived while we were speaking. That's right. National processing is now approaching 30%, and list vote processing has reached about 16%. The Tisza party is now at 50.35%, representing 294,000 votes for the main opposition force so far. The Fidesz-KDNP has received 239,000 votes from the votes counted so far, representing 40%. Mi Hazánk has nearly 36,000 votes, currently at 6.13% in third place. This further reinforces what Názostol Sámuel said about a three-party parliament, that as processing increases, the Democratic Coalition and Two-Tailed Dog Party support barely changes. The Democratic Coalition is slightly above 1%, and the Two-Tailed Dog Party is slightly below 1%, currently at 0.73%. They'll likely say goodbye to parliament.
Based on this, they definitely need to cross the 5% threshold. The dogs weren't in parliament. The Democratic Coalition was part of the previous election's coalition, got in, and formed its own faction. Now it's competing independently. So it needs to reach the 5% threshold independently, and based on current developments, this isn't just unlikely but completely impossible. Let's look at constituencies, because national processing is still only above 29%, relatively low, but there are constituencies where processing is higher and the race is close. I think these are worth looking at first. Such as Veszprém 4, the Pápa-centered constituency, where Szilvia Újvárs, a foreign trade manager and Tisza candidate, leads by 14 votes over Péter Takács, a Fidesz health state secretary who was previously director of János Hospital and deputy director-general of the National Hospital Directorate. What does this close race show us?
This is fundamentally in the category of constituencies the Fidesz can win. So if the race is close here, that's definitely not good for the local fight, but the low processing means we don't know exactly what the composition is. I wouldn't say this is a foregone conclusion either, but based on forecasts, the Fidesz-KDNP should win this constituency. Let's look at another place where the race is close despite relatively high processing. This is the Salgótarján constituency, Nógrád 1. The Tisza party claimed this very easily in recent days and weeks. Despite this, approaching 40% processing, the difference is only 564 votes in favor of Tisza candidate Zoltán Péter Szafkó against current MP Zsolt Becsó, who has won individual races three times. This could be a battleground district in the coming hours. It definitely is, and 564 votes isn't few, because at the current processing level, the Tisza candidate has 7,047 votes and the Fidesz candidate has 6,483. So it's not as few as we saw in one or two other constituencies where the difference was just a couple dozen votes. But Zsolt Becsó's deficit isn't insurmountable, as he is indeed an extremely well-embedded and highly respected representative.
Well, let's see what other constituencies there are where the race is close or not close. Fanni and Zoli race across the country. We'll show the data from Komárom-Esztergom and Veszprém county individual constituencies in the coming minutes. Tatabánya is the center of constituency number one, where you can see Ildikó Éva Sopof's board next to Fanni. She's currently in the lead, the Tisza party candidate. Her move toward the Tisza party didn't happen in recent months, as she already wanted to be a Tisza candidate in the 2024 EP elections. She's also worked abroad extensively. Her result is 59% at the moment. János Bencsik, the governing party candidate, has 34.64%, with 9,900 votes counted for him so far. Bánk Boda is in third place in this constituency with 4%. I'll show who else competed for voters' trust. Ágnes Vadai ran here, she's a Democratic Coalition candidate and politician. She could be a nationally known politician from recent years, but this result also shows well what we've been discussing in our broadcast about the realignment on the opposition side. The Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate is in fifth place, Luca Ladányi. There's high processing in Komárom-Esztergom county's second constituency. It's approaching 30%. According to current numbers, Márka Radnai, Tisza party vice president, is in first place with 55.59% of the votes.
Radnai Márk has achieved relatively nationwide recognition. On one hand, he has been alongside Magyar Péter and the Tisza Party for a long time, participating in the party's formation and building. Several scandals are also linked to his name, which was a major topic even in the final weeks of the campaign. Many spoke about the website that was named after him. He is currently in first place in this county. Second place is held by Erős Gábor, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, with 77.28% of the votes.
In third place is Lantos János, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with 5.56% of the votes. In this individual constituency, five candidates also ran. The Democratic Coalition candidate is in fourth place, Fizel József, who did not reach 1% of the votes. In fifth place is Fábián Áron Bende, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, who also did not reach 1% of the votes. There are three individual constituencies in this county. We are showing you constituency number three, where the race is currently ongoing. You can see behind me on the map of Hungary that we are marking the affected constituency in light blue. This is because Árvai Nikoletta, the Tisza Party candidate, is in first place with a 53.5% result. The processing rate here is 43%.
The turnout was 78% in the election. In second place, you can see Ébertalan Judit's board in the center. She received 1033 votes, and Ábrahám Barnabás is in third, the Mi Hazánk candidate. We are moving on, as there were five candidates in this constituency as well, just as Fanni mentioned in her own. Salkovics Róbert is in fourth place, the Democratic Coalition candidate, and in fifth place is Kátai Alíz, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate.
And now Veszprém county follows in the first national individual constituency. In the center of Veszprém, the Tisza Party's Dr. Gáspár Levente candidate is currently in first place with 57.39% of the votes. Dr. Gáspár Levente is a doctor and received 8199 votes. Ovádi Péter, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, received 3099 fewer votes, which is 35.7% of the votes. The Mi Hazánk candidate, Dr. László Péter, received 4383 fewer votes than him, which is 5% of the votes. And as you may have almost gotten used to, in almost every constituency, but here too, five candidates ran. The Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate is in fourth place, Szűcs Zoltán. He did not reach 1% of the votes, nor did the Democratic Coalition candidate, Hrabovsk László.
Veszprém county can be a joker for tourists, as in winter there is the Eplény ski slope, and in summer the Lake Balaton shore, specifically Balatonfüred, which is the center of this constituency. Here, Forsthoffer Ágnes, the Tisza Party candidate, is leading. She is the party's vice president, a hotel owner, and her family business has been well-known in the region for a long time. She was also the regional leader of the Hotel Association. She is currently in first place with a 55% result. Hegeredűs Barbara is in second place. You can see her board in the center, the candidate of the governing parties. She was a politician responsible for foreign affairs, a member of parliament, and also has a background in security policy. More than 6100 votes have been counted so far in her name. The processing rate in this constituency is 38%, where Szabó Miklós is in third place, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with a 5.67% result.
And there were more candidates here than in the previous constituency that Fanni spoke about, as six people sought the voters' trust. In fourth place is Pál Géza, the Democratic Coalition candidate, with a result slightly above 1%. The Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Kis Lívia, did not reach 1%, standing at around 0.7%. Gődény György also ran in this constituency, whose name has 11 votes counted so far, the candidate of the Normális Élet Pártja.
And in Veszprém county's third national individual constituency, the Tisza Party also nominated a doctor, Dr. Bolatin Höc Péter, who received 52.86% of the votes. This amounts to 4337 votes. He is followed by Dr. Nacsics Tibor, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, a jurist, former minister, and former European Commissioner. He received 40.77% of the votes, which is 3345 votes. Next to him, you can see the Mi Hazánk candidate, Gergelics Ádám, who received 4.67% of the votes, a total of 381 votes, with a 25% processing rate. And here, five candidates are visible in this constituency. In fourth place is Dr. Bak István, the Democratic Coalition candidate, who received 1% of the votes, and in fifth place is the independent Német Károly, who did not reach 1% of the votes.
And before we hand back to the main desk, constituency number four follows. It seems that doctors have a significant role in Veszprém county, as this was already discussed in Navracsis Tibor's constituency. But you can see here next to me that Takács Péter, the state secretary responsible for healthcare, is in second place as the governing party candidate with a 45.86% result. Újvári Szilvia is currently leading. You can see her board next to Fanni, with a 45.93% result. And Mi Hazánk also reached third place here, in the person of Nardai Péter. He is standing with a 6% result. Six candidates ran in this individual constituency. I am showing you how the fourth to sixth places are shaping up. Molnár Bálint, the Democratic Coalition candidate, has 313 votes counted so far. The processing rate is 46%. In fifth place is the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Domján Ákos Donár, and Hortobányi Katalin, a Jobbik politician, is in sixth place with 28 votes counted so far.
A new data package has arrived, I hardly need to say it. The processing rate is increasing, now at 37% nationwide. As for the list, the processing rate for the list vote is 22%. This means that about one-fifth of the approximately 6 million list votes have been processed so far. At 22% processing, the Tisza Party is at 51.22%, Fidesz-KDNP has 40.11%, and Mi Hazánk has 6.9%, so the Mi Hazánk's result is slightly decreasing but still above the parliamentary entry threshold. The DK and the Two-Tailed Dog Party are still well below the parliamentary entry threshold. Let's look at another map. This one is about the individual constituencies. You are now seeing a map showing the current state at this processing rate. No mandates have been allocated anywhere yet. The processing rate is not high enough anywhere to speak of allocated mandates. Currently, we see that the Tisza candidate is leading in 93 individual constituencies and the Fidesz-KDNP candidate in 13. In parliament, alongside the 93 list seats, 106 individual representatives can enter. What do we see from these numbers and this map?
Well, it is becoming increasingly likely that the Tisza Party will secure a majority of the mandates based on these data. Although it is valid to emphasize that not even a third of the votes have been processed yet, the difference has grown. The 11% difference on the list is quite significant. It started with a Fidesz lead at minimal processing, which transformed as the processing rate increased, and since then the difference has changed minimally, showing the Tisza's lead, a quite significant lead. There are many constituencies where the race is still undecided, where it is very close, and as the processing rate continuously increases, even with higher processing, the race remains very close. We are selecting a few of these now.
For example, the Nyírbátor constituency in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county, where Simon Miklós, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, who has won this constituency without interruption since 1998, is currently leading by 111 votes ahead of the Tisza candidate Barna Szabó Tímea. This is currently the tightest race with 46.59% processing. But it is very close, as we discussed earlier with Rázágoston Samuel, the Siófok constituency. Here, the difference is currently 132 votes in favor of the Tisza Party candidate, Csatári Ernő, against Vicman Mihály, who first won in 2014 and has held this seat ever since. The race is also close in Sátoraljaújhely. This is the fifth constituency of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county. Here, Bánné Dr. Gál Boglárka, the Fidesz candidate, who was previously the president of the county council, is leading by 220 votes. And let's look at another constituency where the result seems close, although the processing rate is still low. This is the Vas 1 constituency centered in Szombathely. Rápli Róbert, the Tisza candidate, is leading by 628 votes ahead of Pámos Zoltán, the Fidesz candidate. This might be surprising because this constituency was naturally expected to go to Tisza.
Indeed, but the low processing rate must be emphasized. It seems that Tisza has convinced many and they voted for it, regardless of what they knew or heard about the candidate. I see this now in many constituencies, as we are seeing close results in constituencies where the expectation was that Fidesz-KDNP would win. Now, how much the Tisza logo helped in Budapest is also an interesting question, because for example, here is Budapest's 6th individual constituency, where Hadházi Ákos is the current candidate, and many polls suggested he could retain his mandate here. In contrast, he is currently only in third place. Hadházi Ákos as an independent representative, Lelkelyi György László, the Tisza candidate, who is also Magyar Péter's chief of staff, has secured 52.61% of the votes so far, and Radics Béla, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, is in second place with a 24.53% result. The processing rate here is 34%, so about a third of the votes have been counted.
Let's add that this constituency is a liberal stronghold, so it is not surprising that liberal candidates generally perform well in municipal and parliamentary elections. And what is more interesting, as was also mentioned in the introduction, is how much the Tisza logo matters, because Hadházi Ákos really gave his all to make himself known nationwide, and every day he uncovered dozens of scandals or state scandals and referenced them, perhaps even exaggerating a bit for his own supporters, but it seems this didn't matter, they don't want his job, but the Tisza. Well, Hadházi Ákos fared even worse than the candidate in Budapest's 7th constituency, or rather the current representative, Arató Gergely of the DK, who doesn't even fit on our board, as we can only show the top three here. He is currently in fourth place. Here, Trentin Balázs from Tisza is currently in first place, securing more than 62% of the votes. He was the central figure of the investigation launched by the office into the overpriced contracts of the Student Loan Center. Despite this, he received many votes. The Fidesz is in second place, Mi Hazánk is in third, and the current representative, Arató Gergely, did not make it into the top three. And similarly, two other current DK representatives fared the same way: Varjó László in Budapest's 12th constituency is also only in fourth place with a result above 4%. Here, Jakab Zsuzsanna, the Tisza candidate, a healthcare professional, has secured more than 63% of the votes. Zsigmond Barna Pál, the governing parties' candidate, the parliamentary state secretary of the Ministry of European Union Affairs, is in second place with a result above 26%, and the Mi Hazánk candidate is in third.
And to be fair to the DK, let's show the third DK constituency as well. This is the 13th constituency. Barkóci Balázs also doesn't fit on our board here. He is also in fourth place with barely a 5% result. And here too, the Tisza Party candidate, Müller Anna, a teacher who currently teaches mathematics and chemistry, is leading in this constituency with a result above 58%. The DK seems to have perished in Budapest as well, which was considered its last stronghold.
Indeed. They will lose their faction and we won't hear about them in national politics for a while, but they chose the strategy of not dissolving themselves and, unlike the MSZP, not announcing that they wouldn't run in the election. They perhaps did this because they have two representatives in the European Parliament, so there is a faint hope for the DK's survival. The next European Parliament elections will be held in the summer of 2029. Nevertheless, their opinion won't be asked in national politics for the next three years. There are also DK politicians in the Budapest General Assembly. Perhaps we will still hear about them in connection with capital affairs.
Soon we will give the floor to Fanni and Zoli, but there is fresh data. The National Election Office has updated its data package again. Here we can now see that the processing rate for list votes is 31%, so it is approaching one-third of the votes processed. Nationwide, this is already above 45%, which also includes the individual constituencies. Currently, the Tisza Party has almost 52% of the votes, while Fidesz-KDNP is at 39.38%. Mi Hazánk is still in a parliamentary seat with a 6.7% result. The DK and the Two-Tailed Dog Party are moving further away from parliament. What do the fresh data show?
At the recent processing levels, the difference hasn't changed much, but the difference is significant. The Tisza Party's lead is more than 12 percentage points. I'm good at quick calculations, and I'm not saying this can't change, but at the recent processing levels, this 11-12% was already visible. Of course, for list votes, we also need to include the fractional votes from the individual constituencies to predict the allocation of list mandates, and the election office has done this as well. Based on these ratios, Tisza has a clear lead in a current model parliament. These are the list data, but Fanni and Zoli will give us more information about how the individual constituencies look. We are moving on across the map of Hungary to Somogy county.
We will now show Somogy and Fejér counties. Let's start with Somogy county. In the first national individual constituency, we can see that Dr. Lőrinc Viktória, the Tisza Party candidate, is in first place with 55.67% of the votes. She is followed in second place by Gelencsért Attila, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, who received 35.03% of the votes. Then in third place is Erdély Ákos, the Mi Hazánk candidate, who is at 7%. This means 20,304 voters. In this individual constituency, not five but six candidates ran. In fourth place is Dr. Molnár Péter, the Democratic Coalition candidate, who received just over 1% of the votes. He is followed by the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Mészáros Szabolcs, visible here in the center. He did not reach 1% of the votes, nor did Leocki Ferenc, the Jobbik candidate, who received 72 votes in this constituency. And there is a seventh candidate, Gólyás József, the Munkáspárt candidate, who received 16 votes, which is 0.05% of the votes.
The Balcsi Dráva region is one of the richest in Hungary in red deer population, and the deer rutting season is a significant event in the region. Well, perhaps the only connection to an election show is the mating season. Ander Balázs, who is in third place as a Jobbik politician, was in second place four years ago. His wife, however, became mayor in 2024 in the center of the second individual constituency, where Benke József, the Tisza Party candidate, is leading. More than 10,000 votes have been counted in his name. The processing rate here is already high, exceeding 66%. So, Benke József, the Tisza Party candidate, is currently leading, with Kelei Zita, the governing parties' candidate, trailing by 3%. You can see her board in the center. And as I mentioned, Ander Balázs, the Jobbik politician, is in third place. As you can see next to me, with a 4.77% result. We are also showing all the candidates in the individual constituencies. Halászné Nyadi Gyöngyi ran for Mi Hazánk with a 4.44% result. The Democratic Coalition candidate, Remes Gábor, has a result around 1.2% and did not reach half a percent. Dósa Ferenc, the candidate of the Solidarity Party-Munkáspárt, has had 32 votes counted so far.
And in Somogy county's third national individual constituency, the Tisza Party candidate is in first place. Bakos Csaba Attila has 47.13% of the votes, with 13,082 people voting for him. In second place is the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, Morning József Attila, who received 45.23% of the votes, with 12,553 people voting for him. In third place is Jozó Tamás, the Mi Hazánk candidate, who received 6% of the votes in this constituency, with 1,676 people voting. In fourth place is the Democratic Coalition candidate, Német Hága, who did not reach 1% of the votes, but 274 people voted for him. In fifth place is the Jobbik candidate, Keszűz Attila, with 170 votes. Ricma Mihály, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, who is preparing for his fourth mandate, is in second place, and the race between him and Csatári Jánő, the Tisza Party candidate, is extremely close. This was discussed at the main desk. Zsolti Ágoston also analyzed this situation. In third place, you can see Papkar Barnabács, the Mi Hazánk candidate. I am showing the other candidates in Somogy's fourth individual constituency, as there was plenty of choice for voters here. In fourth place is Bakai Nagy Zita, the Democratic Coalition candidate, with 244 votes. Fegyves Dávid György is in fifth place, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, with 126 votes. In sixth place is the Iránypárt candidate, Jámbor Péter, with 40 votes. The processing rate is 54%, so these numbers show the current result. Tamberger Tibor, the Jobbik candidate, is currently at 0.8%, and Deliné Gránc Gréta, the Solidarity Party-Munkáspárt candidate, is at 0.5%.
In Fejér county's first national individual constituency centered in Székesfehérvár, the race is not as close. Here, the processing rate is 50%, and based on these numbers, Csiszár Béla, the Tisza Party candidate, is in first place with 53.87% of the votes. He received 14,161 votes in this constituency. He is followed by the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, Varga Tamás, who is at 37.34% of the votes. And in third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate, Vég Anna Mária, who received 5.73% of the votes, which is 1,507 votes. Five candidates ran in this constituency. The Democratic Coalition candidate is in fourth place, Földi Judit, who received 1.59% of the votes, which is 417 people. In fifth place is the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Dr. Pászlor Eszter, who received 310 votes, standing just over 1%.
Let's move on to the second individual constituency in Fejér county, and you can continue to see the map behind me and the constituency, which we are marking with the color of the party whose candidate is currently leading. Here, the processing rate is 35%, and Borics Mihály, the Tisza Party candidate, is currently in first place with a 52% result. He also worked in the penal system. His Fidesz challenger, Tövő Gábor, also had a period in his life where he worked in a demanding job where physical fitness mattered, as a mine foreman. He is in second place with a 36.44% result. In third place, you can see Smit Roland, the Mi Hazánk candidate. So there on your screen, and I am showing who is in fourth to sixth place: Bokányi Bertold, Strasszer József, and Jancs Sándor. In order, fourth, fifth, sixth, and here eight candidates could be voted for in Fejér county's second individual constituency. Fazakas Attila, the Jobbik candidate, is not unknown to those living in the region, and Losó Éva also ran as the Solidarity Party-Munkáspárt candidate in this election. With a 35% processing rate, there are 14 votes counted so far for her name.
With a slightly higher processing rate, Fejér county's third national individual constituency is being processed. Here, based on the numbers, Dr. Bögi Viktor, the Tisza Party candidate, is in first place with 52.16% of the votes. 10,207 people voted for the Tisza Party candidate. He is followed by Tesseli Zoltán, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, with 40.59% of the votes. 7,943 people voted for the Fidesz-KDNP candidate. In third place is the Mi Hazánk candidate, Son Tamás, with 5.33% of the votes. 1,040 people voted in this constituency, and there were five candidates in Fejér county's third national individual constituency. In fourth place here is the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Passzicsek János, who did not reach 1% of the votes, but 186 people voted for him. In last place, fifth place, is Kertész Éva, the Democratic Coalition candidate, with 167 votes.
When the Mészáros Lajos seen here in front of me was born, the center of the constituency, Dunaújváros, was called Sztálinváros, where the campaign was significantly shaped by the closure of the steelworks that once employed thousands. But currently, Nagy Ervin is leading, the Tisza Party candidate, who was among the first to join Magyar Péter when he didn't even have a party yet. Nagy Ervin is an actor from the Jászai Mari Theater. Many already see a future minister in him. He stated that he wouldn't shy away from challenges, or rather, he doesn't usually shy away from challenges. So he is currently in first place with a 60.3% result. The flatbed truck named Ricsi is also associated with him. In second place is Lajos, a hospital director. As four years ago and this year, in the governing party colors, with a 33% result. Damski Lőrincza, the Mi Hazánk candidate, is in third with a 5.6% result. I am showing the other candidates in the fifth individual constituency: Belén Gábor, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, with 0.6%, and Jelek Milyen, who ran as an independent.
Votes have been counted in his name with a 44% processing rate, and you can see that the Solidarity Party-Munkáspárt candidate is in sixth place with 13 votes. And there is one more individual constituency in this county before we hand back to the main desk.
And here, with a quite high processing rate, we can see that with 68.69% processing in Fejér county's fifth national individual constituency, Varga Gábor, the Fidesz-KDNP candidate, is in first place with 46.6% of the votes. This is 14,008 votes. He is followed by Nagy Richárd, the Tisza Party candidate, who received 610 fewer votes than the Fidesz-KDNP candidate. He is at 44.57% of the votes. 13,398 people voted in this constituency. In third place is Géber Lajos, the Mi Hazánk candidate, with 7.11% of the votes, which is 2,137 votes, but he received 11,261 fewer votes than the second-place candidate. There were five candidates in this constituency. In fourth place is Mezei Zsolt, the Democratic Coalition candidate, with 1% of the votes, 311 people voted for him, and finally, the Two-Tailed Dog Party candidate, Vinklár László, is in fifth place. He did not reach 1% of the votes.
