Hungary Election: Youth Back Opposition, Orban Faces Toughest Test Yet

• Young voters, disillusioned with Orban's Fidesz party, are driving support for opposition leader Peter Magyar and his Tisza Party.
• Many young Hungarians, like Tamara Pohly, threaten to leave the country if Orban is re-elected, citing concerns over corruption and education.
• Orban has attempted to court the youth vote with tax breaks for under-25s and subsidised mortgages, but faces low approval among this demographic.
• Opposition leader Magyar pledges to unblock EU funds to boost education and affordable housing, addressing key youth concerns.
• Sociologists note a rise in Hungarian emigrants, particularly young working-age individuals, due to economic prospects and domestic issues.