Vance says he's sad about Orban losing his election, doesn't regret going to Hungary
Published on April 14, 2026.
Vice President JD Vance expressed sadness over Viktor Orban's election loss, but didn't regret his endorsement of Orban. Orban was defeated in a parliamentary election after 16 years in power. Vance congratulated Péter Magyar, the leader of the center-right opposition Tisza party, on the election's clear outcome. He also praised Orban’s legacy, describing it as “transformational” and stating that he and President Donald Trump have stood by each other for a long time.
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