Ferenc Gyurcsány, head of the opposition Democratic Coalition, and the party’s MEP Klára Dobrev, his wife, cast their ballots in Hungary’s general election in Budapest’s 2nd district on Sunday.
Dobrev told reporters she was convinced that Hungary “now has a democratic majority”, adding that “if everybody turns up at the polls, we will talk about a government change tomorrow,” she said.
Dobrev was asked what would happen to Péter Márki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, should the opposition not win the election, and she said “we will win and he will be prime minister”.
featured image via Zsolt Szigetváry/MTI
