Péter Magyar's decisive electoral victory demonstrates a model of treating an undemocratic incumbent as an illegitimate political actor rather than a standard political opponent.

“But what Magyar appears to have done, and mind you, we're only a week into that not even a week into this, is rather than taking office and basically saying, okay, now I'm in power and we're going to try and get some stuff done and then maybe the other guys will get in power, he recognized that Vikt”

The opposition party in Hungary successfully defeated Viktor Orbán in the recent election because the voter turnout was high enough to prevent electoral manipulation.

“it's it's absolutely fantastic um to bring you the news that it was too big to rig in Hungary. um, and uh the opposition leader was elected, the new prime minister. Victor Orban is out.”