The main opposition Fidesz party has won the European parliamentary elections in Hungary by winning 14 seats, the National Election Committee (OVB) said on Sunday, after 99.9 percent of the votes counted.
The ruling Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) won four seats, the radical nationalist Jobbik, a non-parliamentary force, three seats, and the conservative opposition Democratic Forum one seat, OVB head Emilia Rytko said.
Voters elected altogether 22 Hungarian deputies to the 736-member legislative assembly of the European Union.
Altogether 36.28 percent of eligible voters turned up for the elections in Hungary.






