Social media accounts supporting Hungary's ruling party Fidesz have accused Meta of censoring Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of elections. Fidesz campaign chief Balázs Orbán reported users unable to like Fidesz content on Facebook. However, fact-checkers found no evidence supporting these claims. Allegations of interference were amplified by commentator Mario Nawfal, who suggested opposition members urged mass reporting of Orbán's posts. Meta denied any censorship, stating its policies apply equally to all users. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between Fidesz and opposition parties, with accusations of smear campaigns and misinformation.