Viktor Orbán ousted after 16 years in power as Hungarian opposition wins election landslide
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Hungary's opposition has won a landslide election victory, removing Viktor Orbán from office after 16 years in power. With nearly 99% of the votes counted, the opposition is on course to win two thirds of the seats in parliament, allowing for sweeping changes to the country.
Hungary's opposition has won a landslide election victory. Viktor Orbán, who dominated Hungary's politics for 16 years, has been removed from office. The opposition is on course to win two thirds of the seats in parliament. This allows for sweeping changes to the country. Orbán conceded defeat before the vote count was complete. The election result marks a significant change in Hungary's government.
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