Erik Bánki said there were “strong suspicions” that the donations constituted illegal party financing and that the opposition parties had violated the election law by accepting them.
László Windisch noted that the country’s economy grew by 7.1% last year, putting it in eighth place in the European Union.
Windisch was elected with 136 votes in favor and 23 votes against, with 11 votes being ruled invalid.
The economy moved along a growth path in the first nine months of this year, which had a positive impact on the state debt ratio.
“In my opinion, the current economic conditions allow for a further reduction of the personal income tax in two or three steps,” László Domokos said.