Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s right-wing nationalist Fidesz party seems set to take 53% of the vote, according to estimates on Monday based on 99% of votes counted. That would mean Fidesz is set to take 135 of the parliament’s 199 seats, securing a fourth consecutive term for Orbán – and fifth overall – with a legislative majority strong enough to force through constitutional changes. Poll watchers had expected a close race, as enthusiasm had seemed high for a wide-ranging opposition coalition led by Péter Márki-Zay. But the coalition lagged behind expectations and only took 35% of t…