(BUDAPEST) – Record voter turnout in Hungary has delivered a decisive parliamentary victory to the opposition, unseating Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after 16 years in power and potentially unlocking €90 billion (approximately $98 billion) in European Union support for Ukraine, along with new sanctions on Russia. Hungary’s electoral system allocates 199 parliamentary seats through a dual ballot process. Voters cast one ballot for local constituency candidates, accounting for 106 seats, and another for national party lists. With 94 per cent of votes counted, the opposition party Tisza secured 138 seats, while Orbán’s party won 54, representing about 27 per cent…
