AUTHORS: ANDRÁS BÍRÓ-NAGY – TAMÁS CSONTOS – KRISTÓF MOLNÁR – ATTILA VARGA MAY 2025 It has been 15 years since Fidesz won a landslide victory in the 2010 parliamentary election in Hungary, thereby capturing over two-thirds of the seats in the National Assembly.This gave the ruling party a constitutional supermajority. Looking back at the past 15 years, we can assert that there is no aspect of Hungarian politics, economy or social relations that has not been deeply affected by the measures taken by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and the MP s of his party, who have been unfailing in doing his bidding. The objective of our Policy Solutions survey was to ascertain how Hungarians view the Orbán government’s past 15 years. We hope that our study will contribute to a better understanding of voters’ opinion s concerning the political, economic and social processes of the past decade and a half, and thereby also improve our grasp of the factors and policy measures that provide the basis for Fidesz’s ongoing support in society, while also laying bare the issues that the majority views critically. Based on the results of our survey, we draw conclusions not only regarding society’s view of 1