A recent survey reveals that 69% of Western Europeans would vote for Kamala Harris, while Donald Trump garners only 16% support in the region.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his supporters believe that a Trump victory would significantly alter U.S. foreign policy, potentially ending the war in Ukraine swiftly.
Andras Lazlo, a member of Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, asserts that Americans desire a change and views Trump as the singular candidate who can achieve that.
In contrast, while Trump remains popular among some Eastern European leaders, the broader sentiment in Western Europe distinctly favors the Democratic candidate.
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