Coming as a foreigner living in hungary in peace

- giving any politician 2/3 majority is extremely dangerous. MP is a charismatic leader that runs his party basically unchallenged without other established oppositions (who has track records unlike his defection). As a libreal I cannot vote for a situation where too much power concentrated in one person.

- a lot of people, like me, doubt his personal conviction. He is a political animal that says what the voters what to hear. He will change the moment he is elected. He betrayed his party and betrayed his wife, nothing will stop him from betraying again, this time the voters.

- his stance on key libreal issues is unclear and cynical at best. If he cannot win without making a clear stance and campaign promises on protecting society's most marginalised, that means his coalition is weak and self-serving.

- A lot of his candidates are political novice, mostly professionals from the "tisza island" and they barely had ANY experience in community service, diplomacy or government. As far as I can see on the list, none bar a handful has experience in Brussels (backgrounds in EU law, lobbying, diplomacy etcx). This contrasts greatly with the nice mix of novices/experts in the LREM lists.

- the regular oppositions completely got completely shut out and naively chose to bow out (you might argue that they were forced to, given poor support). But this does not auger well for Hungary's future political system. We can see in France what the collapse of the standard left/right parties did for the rise of extreme right. If Tisza wins or wins with a big majority and sit in the middle/take the macron "neither left or right", we are just anti orban", it will create a lot of space for new parties at the political fringes. We need the traddtional opposition parties to have a healthy spectrum of views/representation, otherwise views with just metasasize in the fringes.

If I have the vote, I would vote Momentum (or for the socialists depending on the consitutency history) as a write in as a protest