According to a survey conducted by the Publicus Institute, eight out of ten Hungarians heard that the minister who leads the Prime Minister's office was published in the list of sanctions in the United States in early January, which means that Antal Rogan cannot enter the country and freedom – the people.
33 percent of people will certainly be correct, and 17 percent are properly correct. 21 percent say they are certainly not true, 7 percent believe that accusations may be incorrect, and 22 percent did not respond, according to the research.
21 percent among the pro -government voters said that these accusations may be correct, which is 77 percent among opposition voters and 43 percent among unconfirmed voters. Among those who said that the minister had committed the aforementioned procedures, 91 percent believed that Prime Minister Victor Urban knew that Antal Rogan was involved in corruption.
This is 64 percent between videesz and 97 percent for the opposition, but 90 percent of uncertainty does not think this can happen behind the Prime Minister.
When the case was reported, David Pressman also said that there are many other government players in the corruption network. Half people say that other members of the government are likely to participate in corruption, which is “more likely”. Only 15 percent of all respondents said they were not at all or unlikely.
58 per cent of people say that Antal Rogan should give up his position in the government for accusing him of the government, and even 21 percent of believers who support the government believe this. More than two -thirds (72 percent) of the respondents believe that the Hungarian government should investigate the Antal Rogán accusations, and this opinion is shared by both fidesz.
