Recent political developments in Hungary's post-election transition have created a closely balanced outlook for President Tamás Sulyok remaining in office through late June. Following Péter Magyar's Tisza party victory and formation of a new government in early May, the prime minister has repeatedly urged Sulyok to resign, citing his ties to the prior administration and calling for his departure during parliamentary proceedings on May 9. A recent poll indicates majority public support for Sulyok stepping down, yet the president's ceremonial role and constitutional removal process introduce procedural delays that could extend beyond the June 30 window. These dynamics reflect trader assessments of swift legislative action versus institutional safeguards and potential resistance.