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Median conducted a telephone survey of a 600-person sample of the Szájer scandal on behalf of HVG. There was by far the biggest disagreement among pro-government and opposition voters interviewed on what was the most important event of the past week.
While opponents say the Szájer scandal is a significant threefold difference, with 43 percent marking it the first compared to 14 percent for the second epidemic, pro-government respondents say the opposite: twice (37 percent). ) has reported the epidemic as The MEP Sex Scandal (19 percent). In terms of the total population, Boca’s case was slightly ahead of the coronavirus (29 percent versus 26 percent).
By comparison, the two sides agreed that the case made Fidesz’s chances of election worse. Even a relative majority of Fidesz said it would make it a bit worse (49 percent), while 47 percent say it wouldn’t make it worse at all. But of that 49 percent, only 8 percent are government supporters and say the incident significantly ruined their chances.
74 percent of the opposition believe that this has made Fidesz’s chances worse. Within the total voting-age population, 20 percent think it is significantly, 39 percent, that the ruling party’s chances may deteriorate a bit, while 31 percent do not expect a slight impact.
There was a question that investigated the perception of homosexuality in the voting population in a more general way. Interesting trends emerge from the responses. According to this, there is an almost uniform opinion in politically different strata of Hungarian society that warmth is a private matter and that gay people should not be discriminated against in any way. This was stated by 79% of all respondents, but even 73% of Fidesz, in addition to 83% of opposition voters and 79% of those who did not have a party.
Interestingly, while a good three-quarters of the population accepts homosexuals, a relatively small but significant minority is extremely homophobic in return. In fact, 13 percent of voters agree that “homosexuals should not be allowed to hold important political office.” Within the average, 19% of pro-government parties and 11% of opponents believe so.
When it came to judging the severity of the Boca scandal, an average of 64 came out on a scale of zero to one hundred. Within this, the Fideszers consider the case to be moderate (49/100), while the opponents consider the case very serious (74/100), and those without a match give it 66 points out of an average of 100.
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