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The leaders of the opposition parties agreed this week to appear before the electorate next October with their joint prime ministerial candidate and 106 joint candidates. Prior to this, they plan to make preliminary choices to find the most suitable people for collaboration.
The pre-election campaign is already noticeably off track in some districts. One example is Szombathely, where the LMP announced that Péter Ungár, who will start in the capital in 2018 and has been active in Vas County since then, will be recommended to voters. However, the names of other opposition politicians often appear in the settlement, in addition to former MSZP Csaba Czeglédy, who may now be clearly related to SE, Tibor Bana, who left Jobbik and has a connection to Szentgotthárd, also registered for the district.
The starting pistol has already been fired at the Vas county seat. But who will be the candidate for the opposition coalition in 2022?
By the way, the LMP did not just go ahead in the head of Vas County to make it clear where it wanted to compete with its own individual politicians. In Baranya constituency 2 (part of Pécs, Komló), László Keresztes was recommended to Lóránt, former co-chairman of the party, current leader of the faction, for the attention of other opposition parties and voters. In the number one electoral district of Budapest (center), Antal Csárdi, the only individual member of the MPL parliament, would be re-launched in the colors of the coalition.
Gyurcsánye was also involved in the campaign
However, by Thursday morning, the Democratic Coalition’s post titled European Hungarians landed on many people’s mailboxes, the internet version of which was briefly mentioned on Wednesday at 24.hu. Basically, there is nothing interesting about a match being propagated in its own publication. THE
The twist, however, is that the newspaper has not begun to be distributed throughout the country, only in certain districts, where in addition to the central messages it also features the local DK politician, and in addition to their names, the district in question. it is also listed there.
From this, it is relatively easy to conclude that DK presumably intends to feature these individuals in a pre-screening scheduled for the first half of next year. We come across several interesting names and constituencies in the posts.
Olga Kálmán also starts individually
The version with Gy’s cover image. Németh Erzsébet will be distributed, for example, in the 2nd individual constituency of Budapest (District XI). Gy. Németh is currently deputy mayor for Humanities, but there have been rumors in the past that he would step down in 2022 in exchange for a parliamentary seat. By the way, in the 2018 parliamentary elections, István Simicskó, Fidesz, was delayed less than a thousand votes in this district. It is true that cooperation between the opposition parties had not yet taken place, so there was a good chance that this district had also been won against Fidesz.
Olga Kálmán, former TV presenter and board member of DK, advertises in the 4th Budapest constituency (District II).
Here in 2018, Mihály Varga, who started in the colors of Fidesz-KDNP, was the leader with a result of 41.82 percent. In contrast, Péter Niedermüller, then mayor-elect in the city of Elizabeth, was DK’s candidate, winning 37.14 percent in April two years without the other opposition parties.
As we wrote above, Mihály Varga will not start individually in 2022, but rather Fidesz-KDNP II. Csaba Gór, representative of the local government of the district.
Would they also trust the strong people of the MSZP?
Although there was an agreement among the opposition parties that those who won their individual constituency in 2018 would automatically restart in 2022, DK and Momentum, which have since grown significantly stronger, would have been at a disadvantage, presumably due to their influence. .
- Therefore, it may happen that Gergely Arató’s publication from the SE lands, for example, in the mailbox of the residents of the 9th district of Budapest, where in 2018 Sándor Burány won with the colors of the MSZP Dialogue.
- In the 15th constituency of Budapest (18th District) the current co-president of the Socialists, Ágnes Kunhalmi, won, and the DK also promotes its own politician, István Ferencz, in its publication.
- In 2018, István Hiller of the MSZP won a seat in the 16th district of Budapest (District XX), of the newspaper of the Democratic Coalition, whose title shows László Nemes. Fidesz.
- Gyula Molnár also won an individual two years ago with the support of the MSZP Dialogue, in the 18th district of Budapest (XXII. District) Istvánné Bollók is recommended for the care of the residents of South Buda.
(Cover image: Olga Kálmán, Gy. Erzsébet Németh. Photo: europaimagyarok.com)
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