Orban's Digital Fighters: Hungary's Election Shift

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is gearing up for the April parliamentary election by rallying his supporters on social media. Hes launched a forty-day digital challenge, encouraging fans to share posts and comments daily. This shift comes after new Europe-wide rules banned political ads on platforms like Meta and Google. Orbans Fidesz party is now training grassroots activists and collaborating with influencers, even using AI for campaign videos. Despite older supporters like Istvan Hollo spending up to an hour a day on Facebook boosting Orban, recent data shows Peter Magyar of the center-right Tisza partys Facebook posts getting more reactions, especially from younger voters. With many voters undecided, the race remains open.

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