Budapest 3rd constituency

The 3rd constituency of Budapest (Hungarian: Budapesti 03. számú országgyűlési egyéni választókerület) is one of the single member constituencies of the National Assembly, the national legislature of Hungary. The constituency standard abbreviation: Budapest 03. OEVK.^[2]

Budapest 3rd constituency (District XII.)
Constituency for the National Assembly
Boundary of 3rd constituency in Budapest
City	Budapest
Electorate	67,215 (2018)
Major settlements	12th District
Current constituency
Created	2011
Party	Momentum
Member	Miklós Hajnal[1]
Created from	Constituency no. 1 Constituency no. 2 Constituency no. 18
Elected	2022

Since 2022, it has been represented by Miklós Hajnal of the Momentum party.

Geography

The 3rd constituency is located in the western part of Buda.

The constituency borders the 4th constituency to the north, the 1st constituency to the east, the 2nd constituency to the south and the 2nd constituency of Pest County to the west.

List of districts

The constituency includes the following municipalities:^[3][2]

1. District XII.: Full part of the district.
2. District II.: Southern part (Víziváros, Országút and south of the Hűvösvölgyi út) of the district.

History

The current 3rd constituency of Budapest was created in 2011 and contains parts of the pre-2011 1st, 2nd and 18th constituencies of Budapest. Its borders have not changed since its creation.

Members

The constituency was first represented by János Fónagy of the Fidesz from 2014 to 2018.^[4] In the 2018 election Gergely Gulyás of the Fidesz was elected representative.^[5] He was succeeded by Miklós Hajnal of the Momentum Movement in 2022 (with United for Hungary support).^[6]

Election		Member	Party	%	Ref.
	2014	János Fónagy	Fidesz	46.78	[7]
	2018	Gergely Gulyás	Fidesz	42.71	[8]
	2022[a]	Miklós Hajnal	Momentum	48.42	[9]

Election result

2022 election

Result 2022

1. Miklós Hajnal, United for Hungary (48.4%)
2. Dr. Balázs Fürjes, Fidesz–KDNP (41.8%)
3. Gergely Kovács, MKKP (5.50%)
4. Dr. András Grundtner, Our Homeland (2.20%)
5. Mária Hajdu, Independent (1.30%)
6. Dávid Jenei, MEMO (0.80%)

2022 parliamentary election: Budapest - 3rd constituency^[9][10]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	United for Hungary	Miklós Hajnal	25,323	48.42
	Fidesz–KDNP	Dr. Balázs Fürjes	21,872	41.82	−0.34
	MKKP	Gergely Kovács	2,861	5.47	+2.65
	Mi Hazánk	Dr. András Grundtner	1,163	2.22	New
	Independent	Mária Hajdu	680	1.3
	MEMO	Dávid Jenei	398	0.76	New
Majority			3,451	6.6
Turnout			52,830	82.06	0.46
Registered electors			64,378
	United for Hungary gain from Fidesz–KDNP		Swing	+2.9

2018 election

Result 2018

1. Gergely Gulyás, Fidesz–KDNP (42.7%)
2. Tamás Bauer, DK (39.0%)
3. Mária Hajdu, LMP (7.00%)
4. Márton Gyöngyösi, Jobbik (5.80%)
5. András Horváth, MKKP (2.80%)
6. Barnabás Áron Kádár, Momentum (2.70%)

2018 parliamentary election: Budapest - 3rd constituency^[8]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Fidesz–KDNP	Gergely Gulyás	23,173	42.71	−4.07
	DK	Tamás Bauer	21,176	39.03	as Unity
	LMP	Mária Hajdu	3,787	6.98	−3.13
	Jobbik	Márton Gyöngyösi	3,142	5.79	−0.33
	MKKP	Gergely Kovács	1,530	2.82	New
	Momentum	Barnabás Áron Kádár	1,449	2.67	New
Majority			1,997	3.68
Turnout			54,848	81.6	5.08
Registered electors			67,215
	Fidesz–KDNP hold		Swing	-8.1

2014 election

Result 2014

1. Dr. János Vilmos Fónagy, Fidesz–KDNP (46.8%)
2. Tamás Bauer, Unity (35.0%)
3. Mária Hajdu, LMP (10.1%)
4. István Szávay, Jobbik (6.10%)
5. Frizsina Zsuzsanna Petre-Varga, SEM (1.00%)
6. Other parties (less than 1%) (2.00%)

2014 parliamentary election: Budapest - 3rd constituency^[7]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Fidesz–KDNP	Dr. János Vilmos Fónagy	24,610	46.78
	Unity	Tamás Bauer	18,414	35.0
	LMP	Mária Hajdu	5,321	10.11
	Jobbik	István Szávay	3,220	6.12
	SEM	Melinda Mile	479	0.91
	4K!	Attila Bartha	269	0.51
	KTI	Ferenc Szuna	157	0.3
	FKGP	Dr. Julianna Erzsébet Németh	139	0.26
Majority			6,196	11.78
Turnout			53,144	76.52
Registered electors			69,452
	Fidesz–KDNP win (new seat)

Notes

1. Hajnal was a member of Momentum. He ran as a joint candidate of the United for Hungary electoral alliance during the 2022 parliamentary election.