Polls have closed in Hungary's parliamentary election, with some stations still open to accommodate voters waiting for votes. A final opinion poll published after the election ended showed that Péter Magyar of the centre-right Tisza Party was the favourite to win, with Tisze at 55% and Fidesz at 38%. The far-right Our Homeland Movement entered parliament with around 5% of the vote. The election is considered the most significant since the country's democratic transition in 1989-90.