US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Budapest to boost Viktor Orban's campaign ahead of an election that many opinion polls suggest the veteran nationalist leader will lose. Orban, a eurosceptic nationalist in power since 2010, is facing the toughest re-election bidof his career, with independent polls indicating his Fidesz party will lose Sunday's vote to centre-right challenger Peter Magyar's Tisza party.
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Vance visits Hungary to boost Orban re-election bid
France 24
April 07, 2026
12:44 GMT
US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Budapest to boost Viktor Orban's campaign ahead of an election that many opinion polls suggest the veteran nationalist leader will lose. Orban, a eurosceptic nationalist in power since 2010, is facing the toughest re-election bidof his career, with independent polls indicating his Fidesz party will lose Sunday's vote to centre-right challenger Peter Magyar's Tisza party.
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US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Budapest to boost Viktor Orban's campaign ahead of an election that many opinion polls suggest the veteran nationalist leader will lose. Orban, a eurosceptic nationalist in power since 2010, is facing the toughest re-election bidof his career, with independent polls indicating his Fidesz party will lose Sunday's vote to centre-right challenger Peter Magyar's Tisza party.
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