of prime minister for the upcoming parliamentary election. In the same month, former socialist MP Márta Demeter joined the LMP's parliamentary group, but she is not member of the party. During that time, Bernadett Szél was nominated the party's candidate to the position of prime minister for the upcoming parliamentary election. In December 2017, Bernadett Szél and György Gémesi agreed, that the Politics Can Be Different and the New Start ran together in the 2018 Hungarian parliamentary election. Another decline and cooperation with other opposition parties In these parliamentary election, LMP won 7.06 per cent of the votes and returned 8 members in the parliament (including one single-member constituency in Budapest). After these elections, internal conflicts led to resignation of Bernadett Szél as party's co-chair. Party's support also declined. For example, the party in 2019 European Parliament election achieved almost identical results as in 2009. In 2020, the changed its name to the LMP – Hungary's Green Party. Co-leaders Election results National Assembly European Parliament 1 In an electoral alliance with the Humanist Party (HP). See also List of political parties in Hungary Ökofeszt Footnotes External links Official website in English Official website's news feed in English 2009 establishments in Hungary European Green Party Global Greens member parties Green political parties in Hungary Green liberalism Opposition to Viktor Orbán Parties represented in the European Parliament Political parties established in 2009 Political parties in Hungary Syncretic political movements