Voting for the Hungarian parliamentary elections and referendum began local time Sunday morning in Hungarian embassies in Oceania and Asia. The American continent has already voted on Saturday due to the time lag.

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Overseas missions are open to voters from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time. The first non-US constituency opened in Wellington, New Zealand at 8 p.m. CET. This was followed by Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney at 22:00 CET on the Australian mainland. It is expected that a total of 526 voters in the four districts.

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Asia’s first constituency in Japan (Tokyo) and South Korea (Seoul) opened at 11 p.m. CET.

In the next hour (midnight local time), the circuits of Chongqing, Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Beijing in the People’s Republic of China will open. Closures due to the coronavirus epidemic in Shanghai have made it impossible to hold a vote for the foreign mission, with 60 voters on the list.

Singapore, as well as the constituencies in Manila (Philippines), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), will open at the same time as the Chinese constituencies.

An hour later, at 1:00 CET, the Hungarian embassies will open in Thailand (Bangkok), Vietnam (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City), Indonesia (Jakarta), Laos (Vientiane) and Cambodia (Phnom Penh).

Circuits open at 2am CET in Kazakhstan (Nur-Sultan and Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek) and Bangladesh (Dhaka). Half an hour later, embassies opened in India (New Delhi and Mumbai) and after another half an hour in Russia (Yekaterinburg), Pakistan (Islamabad) and Uzbekistan (Tashkent).

A total of 925 Hungarian voters want to vote in the 25 listed foreign missions, most of them (256) in Sydney. At foreign missions (Hungarian embassies and consulates), those who have registered in the list of foreign missions by March 25 can vote. 65,000 people can vote in the overseas missions on Saturdays and Sundays, and 58,000 of them were on the overseas missions list four years ago. Diplomatic mission staff at diplomatic missions are members of the Electoral Office (ELV).

After voting, votes cast at foreign missions will be delivered to the National Electoral Office (NVI) in Hungary by April 7 at the latest. The NVI will count the votes by constituency upon receipt of the ballot box. On Sunday, the ballot boxes for each constituency in each constituency will be left unopened, and votes for voters at overseas missions and by ballot will be opened on April 9. This is how the constituency’s result will be determined, and only then can the outcome of the parliamentary elections and referendum be determined.

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