Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has characterized a pre-election funding controversy as a politically motivated attack. The scandal revolves around allegations of improper allocation of funds by the National Cultural Fund (NKA). However, new polling data indicates that even a significant portion of Orbán’s own Fidesz voters are supportive of an asset recovery office investigating the claims. This suggests a crack in the prime minister's narrative, as the public seeks accountability. The report highlights a division amongst the electorate regarding Orbán’s defense. It raises questions about the effectiveness of framing the issue solely as a political assault. Further investigation and public opinion will determine the scandal’s lasting impact on Orbán’s government.