According to the latest Publicus Institute poll, Fidesz’s base would not crumble if Viktor Orbán were not the prime ministerial candidate in April. Such a scenario once surfaced before the party’s 2006 election drubbing, and only recently Péter Magyar speculated that János Lázár could head a prospective coalition government. Lázár says Roma should clean the trainsPéter Magyar wrote earlier this week of János Lázár – once touted as Orbán’s intra-party rival – as a potential prime minister in a Fidesz-Mi Hazánk coalition. Talk of the prime minister standing down has bubbled in the press amid polls showing Tisza’s commanding lead. That said, he has name-checked potential successors, including Lázár, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, former president János Áder, and central bank governor Mihály Varga.