CLEAN : Hungary: referendum result both defeat and victory for Orban

The video discusses the low turnout in Hungary's referendum, driven by a government campaign. Despite being invalid, the referendum showed significant opposition to EU migration policies. The government plans to continue its anti-immigration stance, potentially causing further conflict with the EU. The referendum's outcome also influences European far-right parties, indicating that such policies may not be effective.

What was a significant reason for the low turnout in the Hungarian referendum?

• The weather was unfavorable.

• There was a lack of media coverage.

• People were tired of the topic due to extensive campaigning.

• The government did not promote the referendum.

What was the result of the Hungarian referendum in terms of voter turnout?

• It was a valid referendum.

• It was an invalid referendum.

• It had the highest turnout in history.

• It was postponed due to low turnout.

How did the number of 'no' votes in the referendum compare to the ruling party's voter base?

• It was not recorded.

• It was higher than the ruling party's voter base.

• It was about the same.

• It was significantly lower.

What policy is the Hungarian government likely to continue after the referendum?

• Pro-immigration policies

• Anti-immigration policies

• Increase in foreign aid

• Neutral stance on immigration

What impact did the Hungarian referendum have on far-right parties in Europe?

• It encouraged them to adopt similar policies.

• It led to their decline in popularity.

• It discouraged them from pursuing similar referenda.

• It had no impact on their strategies.