Orbán’s Old Order Faces a Swift Reckoning After Magyar’s Landslide

Power in Hungary may be changing hands faster than anyone expected. What follows Peter Magyar’s crushing victory is not just a routine transition, but the prospect of an immediate reckoning for figures tied to Viktor Orbán’s old order. Michael Heaver examines Magyar’s landslide win, with Tisza taking 141 of 199 seats and Fidesz collapsing to just 52. He looks at why this was not a left-wing breakthrough, how Magyar is still pledging a hard line on illegal migration, and why pressure is now building on officials seen as loyal to the previous system. With a deadline set for them to step aside or face removal, the mood is shifting from election shock to full political clear-out.