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Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban has conceded what he called a painful defeat in a pivotal election that's ended his 16 years in power. With most of the votes counted, Orban told supporters that he had congratulated opposition leader Petra Madiar, who is set to become Hungary's new prime minister after his TISA party won a clear majority. Madiara campaigned on tackling corruption and repairing ties with the European Union and NATO. Record numbers of voters turned out for the election, which is being seen as key to Budapest's future stance towards the EU, NATO, and the war in neighboring Ukraine. All right, we can take a look now at the preliminary results from Hungary's National Election Commission. And based on the ballot counting so far, Madiar's Tisa party got 53% of the vote and Orban's Fidesh received 38%. Now if confirmed, those figures And we can go straight to Budapest now and speak with our correspondent Ference Gaul who is standing by at Victor Orban's election watch party. So Ference, are you with us? Yes. Okay, there you are. See me? Wonderful. So we just heard there that Victor Orban congratulated his challenger. How are Orban supporters uh reacting to the defeat? What have you been hearing from the people where you are and what does it mean for the future of the Fedish party? The mood here was really bleak. I mean, you can probably see that most of the few hundred supporters that had gathered here have already left. We talked to a few people. A lot of people were uh not surprisingly not willing to talk to us