Hungary's noncommittal voters up to 54pc in May

The camp of non-committed voters in Hungary is rising, with the percentage of people "keeping all parties at arm's length" up from 51 percent in April to 54 percent in May, a poll by Ipsos revealed. By May, the ruling Fidesz party lost the 3-point increase it had gained in its voter base from January to March. Fidesz garnered 16 percent of support among the whole sample in May. The Socialists also shed 2 points of a 3-point gain at the start of the year and in May stood on 13 percent, unchanged from April.