Hungarians are flooding polling stations in a historic election that could finally end Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s long-standing rule. Early figures indicate a record voter turnout, signaling an intense public desire for change as the nation faces a critical political crossroads.

Opposition leader Péter Magyar, riding a wave of support from his grassroots movement, is currently favored in most polls. His surge in popularity presents the most serious challenge yet to Orbán’s dominance, with millions casting ballots to decide the country’s future direction today.