Hungarian Alliance (Slovak political party)

Hungarian Alliance

*Maďarská Aliancia* (Slovak)
*Magyar Szövetség* (Hungarian)
Hungarian Alliance Maďarská Aliancia (Slovak); Magyar Szövetség (Hungarian)
Abbreviation	Szövetség–Aliancia
Chairman	Krisztián Forró
Deputy Chairman	György Gyimesi; Örs Orosz
Founder	Béla Bugár; (SMK-MKP); Edit Bauer; Gábor Zászlós; (MKÖ-MKS)
Founded	1994/2023
Merger of	Hungarian Christian Democratic Movement; Coexistence; Hungarian Civic Party; (SMK-MKP)
Preceded by	MKÖ-MKS (Alliance, legally)
Headquarters	Čajakova 4048/8; 811 05 Bratislava
Membership (2021)	14,127
Ideology	Hungarian minority interests; Hungarian nationalism; National conservatism; Pro-Europeanism
Political position	Centre-right
European affiliation	European People's Party
Colours	Orange
Slogan	«Hungarians. Nationalities. Regions.»; (Hungarian: «Magyarok. Nemzetiségek. Regiók.»); (Slovak: «Maďari. Národnosti. Regióny.»)
National Council	0 / 150
European Parliament	0 / 14
Regional governors	0 / 8
Regional deputies	70 / 419
Mayors	263 / 2,904
Local councillors	1,765 / 20,523
Website
	www.madarska-aliancia.sk; www.szovetseg.sk
	Politics of Slovakia; Political parties; Elections; 1994 as Hungarian Coalition, 22 May 1998 as SMK-MKP, 22 October 2019 as MKÖ-MKS, 2 October 2021 as Alliance and 9 December 2023 as Hungarian Alliance; Independent politicians Rastislav Trnka, the governor of the Košice Region, and Ondrej Lunter, the governor of the Banská Bystrica Region, were backed by the party.; Including 16 deputies nominated by HLAS–SD/SMER–SD in the Prešov Region backed by the Alliance. In addition, they also endorsed 11 deputies in the Žilina Region.; Including 41 mayors elected in coalitions.; Including 69 councillors elected in coalitions.;

The Hungarian Alliance (Slovak: Maďarská Aliancia; Hungarian: Magyar Szövetség, Szövetség–Aliancia) is a political party in Slovakia for the ethnic Hungarian minority, previously known simply as the "Alliance", it was founded when "Party of the Hungarian Community" and Most–Híd merged into "Hungarian Community Togetherness". It is led by former SMK-MKP leader, Krisztián Forró.

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[1] 1994 as Hungarian Coalition, 22 May 1998 as SMK-MKP, 22 October 2019 as MKÖ-MKS, 2 October 2021 as Alliance and 9 December 2023 as Hungarian Alliance

[10] Independent politicians Rastislav Trnka, the governor of the Košice Region, and Ondrej Lunter, the governor of the Banská Bystrica Region, were backed by the party.

[14] Including 16 deputies nominated by HLAS–SD/SMER–SD in the Prešov Region backed by the Alliance. In addition, they also endorsed 11 deputies in the Žilina Region.

[15] Including 41 mayors elected in coalitions.

[17] Including 69 councillors elected in coalitions.