The Hungarian election, held in 2026, will decide on 199 members of parliament, with the prime minister elected by parliament with a simple majority of votes. The vote will take place on Sunday morning and evening, with polling stations opening at 6 a.m. (0400 GMT) and closing at 7 p.m., with the results expected to be clear by late Sunday evening. The prime minister is elected after parliament votes on a proposal for prime minister, usually the candidate of the winning party, and if parliament fails to elect a new prime minister again, the president can dissolve parliament and call a new election. The potential outcomes of the election could include a two-thirds constitutional Fidesz majority, a significant majority allowing Fidez to continue its current policies and a narrow narrow majority creating instability and a fragmented political landscape.