Election experts note opposition challenges in Hungary due to limited means for promoting campaigns, attributed to media control by the ruling government.
Zoltán Tóth highlighted how businesses aligned with Fidesz owning campaign infrastructure restrict opposition access to traditional media, billboards, with government ad spending influencing online platforms.
Tóth expressed concern over Hungarian parties' failure to sign an ethics code for European Parliament elections, critiqued centralization of judgments by the Hungarian Supreme Court, raising rule of law doubts.
Tóth noted a shift towards online campaigning in Hungary, driven by older generations adapting internet use influenced by younger family members.
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