The Guardian Australia
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Nine lessons for the US from Viktor Orbán’s defeat | Kenneth Roth
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was defeated on April 12, reflecting potential lessons for U.S. voters ahead of the midterm elections. Péter Magyar's centrist campaign led to a historic voter turnout of 79%, illustrating the power of opposition unity and addressing economic concerns over divisive social issues. This outcome may signal a shift in political strategies for Democrats.
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