A new study indicates that support for Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party has fallen below 20% for the first time in three decades. This represents a significant decline in backing, with the party losing approximately 900,000 supporters. Previously enjoying support from around 2.1 million Hungarians, Fidesz now has approximately 1.2 million. This drop in popularity signals a potential major shift in the Hungarian political landscape. The research suggests growing dissatisfaction with the current government. Further details regarding the study's methodology and additional findings can be found at dailynewshungary.com. This historic low could have major implications for future elections and the stability of the current ruling party.