Hungarians In The Netherlands Queue For Hours To Vote In Parliamentary Elections

• 12.04.2026, 14:40

The standby time is about two hours.

Long lines of Hungarian voters have lined up in the Dutch city of The Hague to vote in the parliamentary elections.

According to Telex.

It is noted that The Hague is one of the key centers of voting abroad, as this Dutch city is home to the second largest community of voters from Hungary, and more than 6,000 people have registered to vote.

As of 10:00, turnout at the polling station reached 25%. Voters are forced to wait in line in the park behind the hotel where voting is organized, as well as on the other side of the location.

The estimated wait time is about two hours.

As reported, as of 11:00 on April 12, Hungary's parliamentary elections voter turnout is almost 38%.