Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's rule over Hungary is becoming increasingly uncertain ahead of the country's parliamentary election, with around eight million voters choosing between stability or change. Opposition leader Peter Magyar, who has been attracting large crowds of supporters, is seen as a strong contender with his Tisza party ahead of Orban’s Fidesz party. Despite a recent visit by US vice president JD Vance and endorsement by President Donald Trump, this support may have cost Orban votes. The election is being closely watched in Washington and Moscow, but also attracted attention in Moscow where Orban is considered an ally. The outcome of the election is uncertain due to Hungary's complicated electoral system and changes made to the boundaries of the 106 constituencies.