Péter Magyar and the Tisza party have achieved a significant victory over Viktor Orbán, winning 52% of the vote and ending his 16-year rule. With a super-majority in parliament, Magyar plans to implement reforms, including limiting prime ministerial terms. Orbán has acknowledged his defeat, expressing personal responsibility but lacking a clear analysis of his campaign's failures. The atmosphere within Fidesz is tense, with fears of corruption investigations and a call for party renewal. Tisza aims to restore checks and balances and tackle corruption, while also addressing Hungary's economic challenges.