STORY: Peter Magyar, the man who could be Hungary's next prime minister, cast his vote on Sunday morning (April 12) in the country's parliamentary election.

Tisza party leader Magyar said he was feeling "very good" after voting in the capital Budapest.

Hungarians started voting on Sunday in an election that could end Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year hold on power, rattle Russia and send shockwaves through right-wing circles across the West, including U.S. President Donald Trump's White House.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

SHOWS: BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (APRIL 12, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. VARIOUS OF HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER VIKTOR ORBAN ARRIVING AT POLLING STATION, SURROUNDED BY MEDIA

2. ORBAN WALKING INTO POLLING STATION

3. VARIOUS OF ORBAN REGISTERING TO VOTE AND COLLECTING BALLOT PAPER, BEFORE WALKING OVER TO BOOTH TO VOTE

4. ORBAN IN BOOTH VOTING, OPENING CURTAIN, WALKING OVER TO BALLOT BOX AND WAITING FOR WIFE, ANIKO LEVAI, BEFORE POSING FOR PHOTOS AND CASTING VOTE/ ORBAN WALKING AWAY

5. ORBAN LEAVING

SHOWS: BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (APRIL 12, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. HUNGARIAN OPPOSITION TISZA LEADER, PETER MAGYAR ARRIVING OUTSIDE POLLING STATION

2. MAGYAR ENTERING POLLING STATION

3. MAGYAR REGISTERING TO VOTE

4. MAGYAR COLLECTING BALLOT, ENTERING BOOTH

5. MAGYAR WALKING TO BALLOT BOX

6. MAGYAR CASTING BALLOT

7. MAGYAR WALKING OUTSIDE POLLING STATION, REPORTER ASKING HOW HE IS FEELING, MAGYAR REPLYING (English) "Very good, thank you."