オルバン政権第3期

2015年の欧州移民危機の間、政府は不法移民の入国を阻止するためにハンガリー・セルビア国境の壁の建設を開始した。^{[ 1 ]}他のヴィシェグラード・グループの首脳陣と同様に、政府は移民の再分配に関するEUの強制的な長期割当に反対していた。^{[ 2 ]}

2016年2月24日、首相は、政府が移民の再配置に関する欧州連合の提案する強制割当を受け入れるかどうかについての国民投票を実施すると発表した。 ^{[ 3 ]}また、彼は「ハンガリー政府が移民割当を拒否していることは周知の事実」であり、「反対」票を投じるよう運動すると述べた。オルバン首相は、割当制度は「ハンガリーとヨーロッパの民族的、文化的、宗教的アイデンティティを再構築するものであり、EUのいかなる機関にもそのような権利はない」と主張した。^{[ 4 ]} 5月5日、最高裁判所（クーリア）は法的異議申し立てを検討した後、国民投票の実施を許可した。^{[ 5 ]}

その年の秋、反対票が3,362,224票、つまり総投票数の98.36%を獲得して勝利した。

Fidesz and the Christian Democratic People's Party (Hungary) has supported the restriction on Sunday shopping ("free Sunday", as they called) for a long time, citing Christian values. Parliament voted on the issue on December 14, 2014^[6] and the law came into effect on March 15, 2015^[7] (a Sunday on which shops would have been closed anyway, the day being a public holiday in Hungary). Public opinion was predominantly against the decision. Three polls done in the spring of 2015 registered an opposition of 64% (Szonda Ipsos), 62% (Medián) 59% (Tárki). By the end of May, according to a poll by Medián, 72% of those polled disliked the new law, even the majority of Fidesz-KDNP voters were against it.^[8] Opposition parties and private persons tried to start a public referendum several times. By November 2015 there were 16 such attempts, but none of them were approved, for various bureaucratic reasons,^[9] until in early 2016 one of these attempts, initiated by the Hungarian Socialist Party, was finally successful. The government, rather than being forced to hold the referendum (which could have been interpreted as a huge success for the opposition party, even though the law was opposed by the majority of Fidesz voters too) lifted the ban in April 2016.^[10]

On 13 June 2017, The Hungarian parliament passed a law targeting foreign-funded NGOs. The law requires civil groups receiving foreign donations above a certain threshold to register as organizations funded from abroad. The law was passed 130 to 44, with 25 abstaining.^[11][12]

Party breakdown of cabinet ministers in the beginning of term:

Party breakdown of cabinet ministers in the end of term:

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