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Prime Minister Magyar nominated Judit Polgár for Hungary's presidency. The nomination cites her record in chess and calls acceptance a personal honor.
nypost.comHungary's prime minister has nominated chess player Judit Polgár for the country's presidency. The nomination was announced in a statement that described Polgár's career in chess. The statement said her name has been synonymous with talent and perseverance for decades.
Prime Minister Magyar wrote that it would be a personal honor if Polgár accepted the nomination. Polgár gained international recognition as a competitive chess player. She participated in events including the 2016 World Chess Championship in New York.
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