Following Hungary's April 2026 parliamentary election, which delivered a supermajority to Prime Minister Péter Magyar's Tisza party, Magyar has repeatedly demanded President Tamás Sulyok's resignation by May 31, citing the president's selection under the prior Fidesz administration and questioning his ability to represent national unity or uphold the rule of law. Magyar has signaled intent to pursue legislative or constitutional measures for removal if Sulyok declines, while the president's office has pointed to protections under the Fundamental Law and indicated no plan to step aside voluntarily. Trader consensus at 60.5% for departure by June 30 reflects the tight timeline, institutional hurdles to forced removal, and uncertainty over whether Magyar's government can complete the process before that date amid ongoing political transition.