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Fidesz MEP László attributes loss to low turnout of 'undecided voters' and EU 'economic stagnation'

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Fidesz MEP László attributes loss to low turnout of 'undecided voters' and EU 'economic stagnation'

Fidesz Member of the European Parliament András László has commented on recent election results, attributing the party's loss primarily to a low turnout among undecided voters and ongoing economic stagnation within the European Union. He emphasizes that the outcome cannot be pinned on a single campaign mistake or policy failure, noting that many governing parties across Europe are facing similar pressures related to economic challenges.

László also criticized the opposition's campaign, describing it as driven by negativity and personal attacks rather than focusing on substantive policy discussions. He cautions the newly empowered majority to consider the broader implications of their approach, suggesting that the political climate should shift toward more constructive and issue-based debates rather than divisive tactics.

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