The question posed to Hungarian voters is relatively simple. Paraphrased: Should the European Union be allowed to tell them how many migrants they must take in, despite the wishes of their elected officials? For most Hungarians, according to polls, the answer is a resounding “No.” But for a small, vocal minority, the answer is more complex.
In Photos: Hungary Prepares for Controversial Migrant Vote
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This billboard, by one the country’s farthest left parties, in Budapest, says, “Vote bravely. Vote ‘Yes.’” Sept. 30, 2016. (VOA/H. Murdock)
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A man holds a banner depicting Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban, the reads "mini-prime minister" during a protest against Orban's policies regarding migrants in Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 30, 2016.
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A woman holds a banner during a protest against Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban's policies regarding migrants in Budapest, Sept. 30, 2016.
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This billboard, by the jokester “Two-Tailed Dog Party” mocks government slogans, finishing with their call to their supporters, saying, “For stupid questions, give stupid answers,” Budapest, Sept. 20, 2016. (VOA/H. Murdock)