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2014 in Hungary
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2014
Events in the year 2014 in Hungary.
Demographics
The population of Hungary in 2014 was 9,833,038.World Bank Open Data https://data.worldbank.org/ 2026-05-29 World Bank Open Data With a sex ratio of 4,703,400 men to 5,174,000 to the nearest thousand.Statista - The Statistics Portal https://www.statista.com/ 2026-05-29 Statista en In July 2014 religion Hungary stood at: 37.1% of the population self identify as roman catholic, 11.6% identify as Hungarian reformed church (Calvinist), 2.2% Lutheran, and 0-1% Jewish, 16.7% indicated no religious affiliation, 1.5% atheist, 27.2% didn't provide a response. Religious groups consisting less than 5% include: Greek orthodox, the faith congregation (a Pentecostal group), other orthodox Christian groups, other Christian denominations, Buddhists and Muslims.
Incumbents
+ Incumbents Position PersonParty President János Áder Fidesz Fidesz Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Fidesz Fidesz Speaker of the National Assembly László Kövér Fidesz Fidesz
Elections
2014 Hungarian parliamentary election6 April 2014 800px 500px Party Leader Party vote
Fidesz–KDNPViktor Orbán Fidesz 44.87
UnityAttila Mesterházy Unity (Hungary) 25.57
JobbikGábor Vona Jobbik 20.22
LMPAndrás Schiffer Politics Can Be Different 5.34
Others #777777 4.00
Seats
Fidesz–KDNP Fidesz 66.83 133
Unity Unity (Hungary) 19.10 38
Jobbik Jobbik 11.56 23
LMP Politics Can Be Different 2.51 5
2014 European Parliament election in Hungary25 May 2014 800px 500px Party Lead candidate Popular vote
Fidesz–KDNPIldikó Pelczné Gáll Fidesz 51.48
JobbikKrisztina Morvai Jobbik 14.67
MSZPTibor Szanyi Hungarian Socialist Party 10.90
DKCsaba Molnár Democratic Coalition (Hungary) 9.75
Együtt–PMBenedek Jávor Together (Hungary) 7.25
LMPTamás Meszerics Politics Can Be Different 5.04
Others #777777 0.92
Seats
Fidesz–KDNP Fidesz 57.14 12
Jobbik Jobbik 14.28 3
MSZP Hungarian Socialist Party 9.52 2
DK Democratic Coalition (Hungary) 9.52 2
Együtt–PM Together (Hungary) 4.76 1
LMP Politics Can Be Different 4.76 1
Events
March
28 March – Metro Line M4 is opened in Budapest
April
6 April – The 2014 Hungarian parliamentary election is held. Fidesz obtains a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly
May
25 May – 2014 European Parliament election in Hungary. Fidesz wins 12 out of the 21 seats.
September
8 September – Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party registered2014-09-08 Rossz viccnek tűnik, ahogy bejegyezték a Kétfarkú Kutya Pártot https://www.origo.hu/itthon/20140908-rossz-viccnek-tunik-ahogy-bejegyeztek-a-ketfarku-kutya-partot.html 2023-05-04 www.origo.hu hu
October
12 October – The 2014 Hungarian local elections are held. István Tarlós (Fidesz) is reelected as Mayor of Budapest.
Deaths
25 January – Gyula Sax, chess grandmaster
26 January – Lajos Németh, FIFA football referee
31 January – Miklós Jancsó, film director
4 April – Gyula Szabó, actor
22 April – Erzsébet Komlóssy, mezzo-soprano
5 August – Angéla Németh, javelin thrower, Olympic champion
6 August – Imre Bajor, actor and comedian
See also
List of Hungarian films since 1990
References
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Category:Years of the 21st century in Hungary
Category:2010s in Hungary