Hungarian ruling party, FIDESZ, is leading all surveying results with 53%. This astonishingly high popularity is due to two factors: firstly, to the governmental achievements in economy and in handling of the migration crisis; secondly, to the successful propaganda based on topics like migration and the questionable political activity of Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros.
Strongest opposition party is Jobbik, originally located ultraright but now trying to become more moderated. 16% of Hungarian voters would vote for Jobbik, this means that they have almost no chance to be a real opponent to the ruling party, FIDESZ.
Other opposition parties have the following survey results: MSZP 13% (former socialist ruling party, now drowning into its own inner fights), DK 8% (party of former socialist PM Gyurcsány “The Liar” Ferenc), LMP 7% (green party). Smaller liberal parties (Együtt, MLP, Momentum) have a marginal popularity of ~1%.