The Pest County 3rd parliamentary constituency is one of the 106 constituencies into which the territory of Hungary is divided by Act LXXIX of 2024, and in which voters can elect one member of the National Assembly. The standard abbreviation of the constituency name is: Pest 03. OEVK. The seat is Pilisvörösvár.
Area The constituency includes the following settlements:
Budajenő Budakalász Piliscsaba Csobánka Herceghalom Páty Perbál Pilisborosjenő Pilisjászfalu Pilisszántó Pilisszentiván Pilisszentkereszt Pilisvörösvár Solymár Telki Tinnye Tök Üröm Zsámbék
Members NamePartyTermElectedSándor HadházyFidesz-KDNP2014–2022Results of the 2014 parliamentary election:Results of the 2018 parliamentary election:Eszter VitályosFidesz-KDNP2022–2026Results of the 2022 parliamentary election: Andrea Bujdosó Tisza Party 2026 – present Results of the 2026 parliamentary election: 58.24%
Demographics The demographics of the constituency are as follows. The population of the 3rd constituency of Pest County was 119,277 on 1 October 2022. The population of the constituency increased by 13,972 between the 2011 and 2022 censuses. Based on the age composition, the middle-aged population is the largest in the constituency with 48,923 people, while the elderly are the smallest with 21,420 people. 89.5% of the population of the constituency has internet access.According to the highest level of completed education, those with a diploma are the most numerous, with 33,795 people, followed by those with a high school diploma, with 33,759 people.
According to economic activity, almost half of the population is employed, 60,665 people, the second most significant group is inactive earners, who are mainly pensioners, with 23,148 people.
The most significant ethnic group in the constituency is Germans with 4,164 people and Slovaks with 1,098 people. The proportion of foreign citizens without Hungarian citizenship is 1.2%.
In terms of religious composition, the largest religion in the constituency is Roman Catholic (29,533 people), with a significant community of Calvinists (9,238 people). The number of people not belonging to a religious community is also significant (13,370 people), the second largest group in the constituency after Roman Catholicism.
Parliamentary elections
2022 2022 Hungarian parliamentary electionPartyCandidateMunkáspárt-ISZOMMPálmai FerencFidesz-KDNPVitályos EszterMEMOPolocsányi BélaMKKPKövesdi MiklósTihanyi CsabaMi HazánkPál BélaEgységben MagyarországértBuzinkay György
2018 + 2018 Hungarian parliamentary electionPartyCandidateVotes%± %Fidesz-KDNPSándor Hadházy46.11 1.17DKKirály Miklós19.3 7.37JobbikPál Gábor17.45 3.34LMPDrávucz Zsolt7.07 0.16EgyüttSpät Judit3.07 23.6MKKPKövesdi Miklós Gábor2.74-MomentumVásárhelyi Judit2.21-MunkáspártPálmai Ferenc0.34-Egyéb pártok1.72 2.48Turnout76.34 7.67Number of voters100 3.46Fidesz-KDNP holds the district.
2014 2014 Hungarian parliamentary electionPartyCandidateVotes%Fidesz-KDNPHadházy Sándor47.28ÖsszefogásSzinna Gábor26.67Jobbik14.11LMP7.23SzociáldemokratákDr. Diószegi Gábor0.5Egyéb pártok4.2Turnout68.67Number of voters100Fidesz-KDNP holds the district.
Opposition primary election – 2021 2021 Hungarian opposition primaryhttps://https ://vtr.valasztas.hu/ogy2022/egyeni-valasztokeruletek/14-03?tab=candidatesFactionNominating organizationsCandidateVotes%MomentumMomentum, MSZP, Párbeszéd, ÚKGyörgy Buzinkay331337,37JobbikJobbik, LMP, DK, ÚVNPPál Gábor302834,15LMPMMMKóder György169819,15LMPFüggetlen8279,33Total votes8866Buzinkay György wins the district.
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