IMO, voters chose neither of them.

I hope his landslide victory was manufactured. I was the guest in the home of some Hungarians who had deep prejudice against the large gypsy population. Orban was never discussed during those visits. Orthodox Churches seem to be flourishing there. One of their most stable industries is tourism and medical education from other European countries. Like any country with a strong leader, there public transportation runs on time and the electricity and Wi-Fi works.

@Lorajay It's a myth that Hitler made trains run on time. That was Mussolini. And both Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, as with Stalinist Russia, were rife with corruption as people tried to work around the regime's strictures. I don't doubt Hungary will remain much the same as this rule goes on, if not become worse. Transpaency International reports that 36% of Hungrians use personal connections when dealing with public services and authorities; it's considered normal to tip health care workers. The nation's largely apathetic toward corruption, despite a new law criminalizing such tips. [transparency.org]