Less than a year before Hungary’s most consequential election in a generation, his political empire is collapsing at every level—in Parliament, in city halls, and across the European stage. Once the EU’s most entrenched autocrat, Orbán now faces not just defeat, but humiliation. The numbers are beyond repair. A new poll from the 21 Research Institute shows his ruling Fidesz party at 34%, while Péter Magyar’s insurgent Tisza party has surged to 52% among committed voters.