After congratulating Péter Magyar, he admitted that the election result was clear and unequivocal, marking a turning point in Hungarian politics. The Tisza party's victory was decisive: 138 seats out of 199 compared to Fidesz's 55. In terms of votes, the opposition reached 53.66%, surpassing the 37.75% of the ruling party.
This difference made any attempt to challenge the election results unfeasible, especially within the framework of the European Union. Orban's swift reaction surprised with its institutional tone, moving away from the doubts sown during the campaign.
More than a mere admission, his speech reflected the acceptance of a political cycle change in Hungary. Accompanied by his team, he claimed the support of 2.5 million voters and assured that he will remain active from the opposition. His message was not one of retreat but of political resistance, opening a new stage in which Fidesz will seek to reorganize outside of power.