Péter Magyar, leader of Hungary's opposition party Tisza, has focused on unseating Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rather than fulfilling his duties as an MEP in Brussels. Despite being elected in 2024, he has rarely participated in parliamentary activities, attending only 21% of votes. His campaign has intensified ahead of the April 12 elections, prioritizing national politics over EU responsibilities. While he has gained support as a challenger to Orbán, his absence from Brussels raises concerns about his commitment to EU duties. Tisza's positioning is complicated by the need to balance EU interests with domestic public opinion.