Namely, with almost 100 percent of votes processed, Magyar's party Tisza has won 3,066,881 votes, which is a historic result. Magyar thus surpassed the 3,060,706 votes won by the Fidesz-KDNP coalition. At his press conference, Orbán spoke of a total of 2.5 million voters; if that is correctly stated and includes all (mail-in votes), that is how many votes Fidesz will actually have on the list, which is also low compared to what it has been so far—a drop of half a million compared to four years ago. However, in 2018, their number of votes on the list was also 2.6 million, plus there were 216,000 foreign votes. In 2010, Fidesz received 2.7 million, and in 2014, 2.1 million plus 122,000. By the way, when it comes to the opposition, here is how votes moved in previous elections: 2022: 2 million 190 thousand 2018: approximately 2.8 million 2014: 2 million 575 thousand In terms of mandates, Tisza currently has 138 seats in parliament, which is enough for a two-thirds majority. Orbán's Fidesz and its coalition partner KDNP have 55 seats, and the right-wing Our Homeland has six seats.