Hungarians are set to vote on Sunday, potentially ending Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's long tenure. Polls indicate a lead for Péter Magyar of the Tisza party, who promises significant changes, including a reset with the EU and distancing from Russia. Orbán remains defiant, rallying supporters and claiming the opposition will stop at nothing to seize power. The election is marked by tensions, with concerns about potential violence and claims of election fraud. Analysts suggest Magyar may secure a comfortable majority but not necessarily a two-thirds majority needed for sweeping constitutional changes.