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1 month ago | 
hungarianconservative.com | Márton Losonczi
Only 39 per cent of Americans have a favourable view of President Joe Biden, while 57 per cent have an unfavourable view of him, according to a new poll by Gallup. His net favourability rating of negative 28 points is by far the worst among the five living Presidents, a whopping 26 points below the second least popular of them, Donald Trump.
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1 month ago | 
hungarianconservative.com | Márton Losonczi
According to AtlasIntel, the most accurate pollster in the last three national US elections, President Trump is more popular among Americans than President Obama. Trump’s favourability stands at 50 per cent, while President Obama’s stands at 47 per cent.
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2 months ago | 
hungarianconservative.com | Ádám Bráder
The large-scale restoration of Budapest’s Buda Castle District has reached another key milestone, with several historic buildings reconstructed to their original splendour. The government-led Hauszmann Programme continues to revitalize the city's cultural and architectural heritage.
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2 months ago | 
hungarianconservative.com | Ádám Bráder
The Hungarian government has announced new measures to support pensioners and rural communities, including the expansion of a home renovation programme and the continuation of the 13th-month pension. These initiatives aim to improve living standards and boost economic activity in smaller towns.
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2 months ago | 
hungarianconservative.com | Márton Losonczi
A recent poll by Quinnipiac has found that only 31 per cent of Americans have a favourable view of the Democratic Party, while 56 per cent have an unfavourable view, giving the party an abysmal net favourability rating of negative 26 points. Quinnipiac is a polling firm that has been overestimating liberals in the past.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
hungarianconservative.com | Michael O’Shea
The American electoral map is constantly in flux. Florida and Ohio, the quintessential swing states earlier this century, are currently uncompetitive. In recent years, Democrats have made some high-profile attempts at Texas, a long-time Republican stronghold that would singlehandedly redefine the American political map. In 2020, Democrats upset the decades-long Republican dominance in the South by nabbing Georgia in the presidential contest and both Senate races.
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
hungarianconservative.com | Márton Losonczi
Pollster Ann Selzer, who had been remarkably accurate in the state prior, showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading President Trump by three points in Iowa in the 2024 presidential election. President Trump ended up winning by 13.2 points, meaning a 16-point miss for Selzer. Her subsequent retirement left many to speculate about a case of bribery, and Trump has now launched a civil suit against her, alleging fraud.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
hungarianconservative.com | Michael O’Shea
President Donald Trump’s November 5 reelection unleashed joy among American conservatives, and indeed among conservatives worldwide. From a pragmatic electoral standpoint, it was a sigh of relief. Prior to this result, a Republican had not won the popular vote—the raw national vote count, a symbolic but suggestive measure in U.S. elections—in two decades, and only once since 1988. On the more important state level, the situation has been only slightly more favorable for the GOP.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
hungarianconservative.com | Ádám Bráder
The latest Századvég poll indicates that Fidesz–KDNP maintains a strong lead in Hungarian party rankings, with 40 per cent support among politically active voters. Tisza follows with 31 per cent, while the Our Homeland Movement and the joke party Two Tailed Dog hold 6 per cent each. Meanwhile, left-wing parties remain below the entry threshold for parliament.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
hungarianconservative.com | Márton Losonczi
The Brazil-based polling firm AtlasIntel, which got the popular vote margins right by 0.3 points in the last two election cycles in the United States, has released its latest national vote prediction for the 2024 US presidential election. It shows President Donald Trump leading Vice President Kamala Harris by 2.7 points, a slight shift towards Harris since their last release in mid-September.