According to the Századvég Institute, support for the ruling Fidesz party and its Christian Democrat ally stood at 49 percent among decided voters expressing an intention to vote in Sunday’s general election, while support for the united opposition is 44 percent. Referring to its fresh survey based on interviews with 1,000 voting-age adults, Századvég said on Thursday that the Fidesz-led alliance had maintained a stable lead in the run-up to the ballot. The satirical Two-tailed Dog Party and the radical Our Homeland Movement were each on 3 percent.
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