An April 2022 report documented “chain voting” in this country, where voters take blank ballots out of the polling place to be marked by political bosses. This country's first electoral system required voters to cast two votes, one for individual candidates and one for party lists. A law in this country derided as “voter tourism” allows people to register to vote in any parliamentary district. This country allows “near-abroad” citizens to vote in its elections in secret. A split in the (*) European People's Party created (-5[1])enough support in the European Parliament to make this country the first target of Article 7 of the EU Treaty. This country is the canonical example of EU weakness in countering democratic backsliding among its member states. For 10 points, name this illiberal democracy whose ruling Fidesz (FEE-dess) (10[1])party is led by Viktor Orban. ■END■