Election Results
For the Hungarian Parliament:
| Elections | Number of votes (1st round) | Percentage of votes (1st round) | Number of votes (2nd round) | Percetage of votes (2nd round) | Number of seats | Percentage of seats | Role played in Parliament |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006* | 119,007 | 2.20% | 231 | 0.007% | 0 | 0% | extra-parliamentary |
| 2010 | 855,436 | 16.67% | 141,323 | 12.26% | 47 | 12.18% | opposition |
For the European Parliament:
| Elections | Number of votes | Percentage of votes | Placing (nationally) | Number of seats | Group in the European Parliament | Subgroup in the European Parliament |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | 427,773 | 14.77% | 3rd | 3 | Non-Attached Members | Non-Attached Members |
- † 2009 Seat winners:
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- Krisztina Morvai
- Zoltán Balczó - His seat EP was taken over by Béla Kovács, when he became a member of the Hungarian Parliament in May 2010.
- Csanád Szegedi
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Municipal:
Mayoral:
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- Tiszavasvári - Erik Fülöp
- Hencida - László Szémán
- Hegyháthodász - Roland Dervalics
- Gyöngyöspata - Oszkár Juhász
- Békésszentandrás - Imre Sinka
- Kosd - Ferenc Kurdi
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