Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has conceded to the party led by Péter Magyar, ending his 16-year reign as leader after more than 16 years. Despite a last-minute push from Vice President Vance during a rally for Orbán, the Tisza party had more than 52 percent of the vote compared to Orbán's 38% for his governing Fidesz party. The result comes as a blow to President Trump, who has long defended Orbán’s populist politics and conservative policies. The election was seen as a referendum on whether or not to support Ukraine in its war against Russia, while Orban has consistently thwarted EU efforts to end Hungary's dependence on Russian fossil fuel imports.