Democratic Coalition (Hungary)

Not to be confused with Democratic Coalition Party (Hungary).
For the Greek party alliance, see Democratic Coalition (Greece, 2015).

Democratic Coalition
Demokratikus Koalíció
AbbreviationDK
LeaderFerenc Gyurcsány
Executive Vice PresidentCsaba Molnár
Vice Presidents
See list
Founded22 October 2011; 13 years ago (2011-10-22)
Split fromHungarian Socialist Party
Headquarters1066 Budapest, Teréz körút 46.
NewspaperNyugati Fény[1]
Youth wingDemokratikus Lendület [hu]
MembershipIncrease15,000 (2022)[2]
Ideology
Political positionCentre-left[10]
National affiliation
European affiliationParty of European Socialists
European Parliament groupProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats[11]
ColoursYellow, purple, and blue
National Assembly
16 / 199
European Parliament
2 / 21
County Assemblies
40 / 381
General Assembly of Budapest
3 / 33
Party flag
Website
dkp.hu

The Democratic Coalition (Hungarian: Demokratikus Koalíció, pronounced [ˈdɛmokrɒtikuʃ ˈkoɒliːt͡sijoː], DK [ˈdeːkaː]) is a social democratic[12] and social-liberal[13] political party in Hungary[5] led by former Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány. Founded in 2010 as a faction within the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP), the Democratic Coalition split from the MSZP on 22 October 2011 and became a separate party.[14] It has fifteen MPs in the National Assembly and two MEPs in the European Parliament.

History

Within the Socialist Party

On 5 October 2010, Ferenc Gyurcsány announced to the Socialist Party (MSZP) party executive that he was founding a platform named the Democratic Coalition within the party. He stated that he would organize "a broad, open social community for 1989 Democrats", and political representation for them. The mood at the meeting was calm, but several party officials expressed disagreement with him.[15] The plan, however, pushed through.

The Democratic Coalition held its inaugural meeting at 2 p.m. in the Szent István Park in the 13th District on 22 October 2010. Meanwhile, MSZP deputy chairman András Balogh told newspaper Népszava that the party performed poorly at the elections due to several mistakes which included incompetence of Gyurcsány's while in government, the abandonment of left-wing values, complacency, and the fact that Gyurcsány was involved in corruption.[16] The former prime minister's group became the MSZP's seventh platform.

The platforms within the MSZP held a debate in May 2011 on whether the party should develop as an alliance between left-wing groups or a collective party welcoming non-leftist groups and politicians – a broader alternative to the ruling party Fidesz. The latter idea was only supported by the Democratic Coalition Platform. Representatives from all seven platforms of the party agreed that the Socialists did not need a "chieftain", an "Orbán of the Left", but a team leader. This was according to István Hiller, the head of the Social Democratic Platform, in an interview with reporters during a break of the meeting. He dismissed Gyurcsány's idea of embracing liberal and conservative trends, stating that Gyurcsány's model would make the party dysfunctional.[17]

New party

On 22 October 2011, Gyurcsány announced he was leaving the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) and would set up a new parliamentary group after persuading the necessary number of lawmakers to join him. The new Democratic Coalition party was to be a "Western, Left-wing" formation with ten lawmakers. Gyurcsány announced on the first anniversary of the founding of its forerunner, the Democratic Coalition Platform. He stated that he had decided to leave the MSZP because the party had failed in its efforts to transform itself. Socialist representatives strongly condemned Gyurcsány, who had signed a pledge to stay on in the party the previous week. In his speech Gyurcsány branded the new constitution as "illegitimate" and insisted that members and heads of the independent branches of state such as the constitutional court and the public prosecutor "exclusively serve Viktor Orbán".[18]

The former Democratic Party (Demokrata Párt) changed its name to Democratic Coalition (DK) and elected Gyurcsány its leader on 6 November 2011.[19] At a press conference, Gyurcsány announced that the renewed party had elected Tamás Bauer, József Debreczeni, Csaba Molnár and Péter Niedermüller as deputy chairmen. The announcement stated that DK would be Hungary's "most democratic party" with all the members electing its officials directly at the party congress, adding that the authority of each member in the party's 12-strong presidium and the chairman itself will be virtually the same. The new party initially received over 3,800 membership applications.[20]

The Democratic Coalition was not allowed to form a new party faction until the spring after leaving the MSZP, based on the parliament's Constitutional and Procedural Committee decision on 7 November 2011. According to the parliamentary rules, any parliamentarian that leaves or is expelled from a party faction must sit as an independent candidate for six months before joining another faction.[21] However, in April 2012, ruling party Fidesz approved new House rules which required that 12 MPs – rather than 10 as per previous rules – were needed to form a faction, thus blocking DK from forming a parliamentary group. Gyurcsány described this as "petty revenge on the part of the prime minister." Csaba Molnár said they might take the matter to the Constitutional Court and European forums.[22]

Cooperation negotiations of 2014

In September 2013, the MSZP declined to sign an election deal with DK and Gábor Fodor's Hungarian Liberal Party (MLP) because both parties presented excessive expectations in proportion to their electoral support. Attila Mesterházy told a forum held at the party headquarters, broadcast by commercial news channel ATV, that in order to win the next year's election, the MSZP need to win over uncertain voters. He added that the party board decided that running with Gyurcsány would keep uncertain voters away. Gyurcsány said the MSZP had instead proposed alliances of four rather than nine constituencies, all of which were impossible to win. In addition, they offered every 25th place on their party list and would have banned Gyurcsány himself from running either individually or on a list. Another request was that DK should not present a platform of its own. The party could not accept these conditions, the politician said.[23]

On 14 January 2014, centre-left opposition parties agreed to submit a joint list for the spring 2014 general election. The list was headed by MSZP leader Attila Mesterházy, the centre-left alliance's candidate for Prime Minister. Mesterházy was followed by Gordon Bajnai (Together 2014) as second and Ferenc Gyurcsány as third. Liberal leader Gábor Fodor was entered at fourth place and co-leader of the E14-PM alliance and the Dialogue for Hungary. Tímea Szabó was entered at fifth place on the joint list of the MSZP, E2014-PM, DK, and Liberals. The Liberals also received two additional places (56th and 58th) on the list.[24] The party eventually won 4 seats.

In the 2014 European election, DK received 9.75% of the vote,[25] and had two MEPs returned. On 26 May 2014, Csaba Molnar announced that DK had applied to join the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats.[26]

Independent performance and united opposition

The party ran alone in the 2018 parliamentary election, receiving 5.38% of votes and electing 9 candidates to the National Assembly.

In the 2019 European election, DK did very well, scoring 16.08%, overtaking the MSZP and Jobbik and becoming the leading opposition party.[27] In 2019 local elections, the party had its best performance in Tatabánya and in Budapest, where 3 district mayorships were won.

In 2020, two more mayorships in Budapest were added to DK after two mayors, elected as MSZP candidates, joined Democratic Coalition. After this DK became the second largest party in General Assembly of Budapest (after Fidesz–KDNP alliance) and the largest party in opposition's coalition, which is ruling in the Budapest.

In late 2020, the party formed the United for Hungary electoral coalition along with the Momentum Movement, MSZP, Jobbik, Dialogue, LMP – Hungary's Green Party, and the Liberals.

In 2021, the party took part in the coalition's primary. In this, it joined forces with the Liberals, running 2019 European Parliament election lead candidate Klára Dobrev as candidate for prime minister. The DK–Liberal ticket won a plurality in the first round of the election for the coalition's candidate for prime minister, with Dobrev placing first with 34.84% of votes and the parties' candidates being selected to run for 32 of the 106 single-member districts.[28] Dobrev then proceeded to a runoff against independent candidate Péter Márki-Zay, who was endorsed by withdrawn second-place Dialogue–MSZP–LMP candidate Gergely Karácsony,[29] Momentum,[30] and the MSZP.[31] Márki-Zay won the runoff with 56.71% of votes to Dobrev's 43.29%.[28]

In October 2022, the party became an associate member of the Party of European Socialists.[32]

Political positions and international affiliation

Prior to the foundation of the Democratic Coalition, its leader Ferenc Gyurcsány was described a historical advocate of a Third Way policy approach and of social liberalism,[33][34] with his term as prime minister for the Hungarian Socialist Party having been marked by the implementation of austerity measures.[35][36][37] In its 2013 manifesto, DK called for a social market economy model, describing a market economy as the "economic foundation of freedom" and the welfare state and employment policy as bringing economic security.[38]

For the 2019 European Parliament election, DK took a European federalist position, advocating for a "United States of Europe".[27][39][40][41][42] In its campaign, DK advocated several centre-left fiscal and welfare proposals, including an EU-wide minimum pension, minimum wage, and family allowance funded by increased taxation of multinational corporations,[40][43] and integration of European health policies,[43] thus blending increasingly social-democratic positions with support for European integration.[27]

The Democratic Coalition opposes the government of Viktor Orbán and the changes effected to the electoral system,[44] judiciary,[45] and the independence of the press in the 2011 Hungarian constitution,[46] which Gyurcsány has described as "illegitimate".[33]

The party is a full member party of the Party of European Socialists and its MEPs are members of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D). Following the 2019 European election, the Democratic Coalition dismissed an invitation to join the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe and chose to remain in the S&D group.[47]

Election results

National Assembly

Election Leader Constituency Party list Seats +/– Status
Votes % Votes %
2014[a] Ferenc Gyurcsány 1,317,879 26.85% (#2) 1,290,806 25.57% (#2)
4 / 199
 New Opposition
2018 348,176 6.33% (#4) 308,161 5.38% (#5)
9 / 199
 Increase 5 Opposition
2022[b] 1,983,708 36,90% (#2) 1,947,331 34.44% (#2)
15 / 199
 Increase 6 Opposition
  1. ^ Run within Unity coalition.
  2. ^ Run within United for Hungary coalition.

European Parliament

Election List leader Votes % Seats +/− EP Group
2014 Csaba Molnár 226,086 9.75 (#4)
2 / 21
 New S&D
2019 Klára Dobrev 557,081 16.05 (#2)
4 / 21
 Increase 2
2024[a] 367,162 8.03 (#3)
2 / 21
 Decrease 2
  1. ^ Run as part of the DK–MSZP–Dialogue coalition.

Local elections

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