Voror Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary, was ousted by voters after 16 years in power, ousting him from office. The results mean that Tisza party leader Péter Magyar is set to become the country's new Prime Minister. This outcome marks a significant political shift in the European country, with polls indicating that Orbán's party was trailing by significant margin. The loss of power could potentially impact Hungary's relationship with the EU, which has been increasingly contentious over the past decade and a half. U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance joined Orbán in Budapest to boost his campaign, stating that his leadership could provide a model for Europe and beyond. The European Parliament predicted that Hungary will become a "hybrid regime of electoral autocracy" in 2022, with respect for democratic norms and standards absent.