Hungary election: Péter Magyar defeats Viktor Orbán after 16-year rule

Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán has conceded decision to Péter Magya, the absorption person and campaigner of the Tisza Party.

On Sunday, parliamentary polls were held to elite 199 National Assembly members; 100 are seats required for a elemental bulk government, and 133 seats for a two-thirds supermajority.

According to the National Election Office, the Tisza Party is projected to triumph a two-thirds bulk successful parliament based connected bulk predetermination results.

Speaking connected the projection, Viktor Orbán said though the predetermination effect is not yet complete, the result “is understandable and clear.”

Orbán told supporters helium had congratulated the winning party, saying “The work and accidental of governance were not fixed to us.”

Thank you Hungary!” Péter Magyar posted connected Facebook, adding that Orbán had “congratulated maine connected the telephone connected our victory.”

45-year-old Magyar, who serves arsenic th...