In the Slovenian parliamentary elections, neither of the two main political forces was able to secure an absolute majority in 46 out of 90 seats, Deutsche Welle reports.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
Thus, in the elections to the unicameral parliament of Slovenia, held on Sunday, March 22, the Freedom Movement (GS) party of Prime Minister Robert Golob and the right-wing Slovenian Democratic Party (SDP) led by Janez Janša — a close ally of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban — received an almost equal number of votes.
After counting 99.85% of the votes, the election commission reported that the Freedom Movement party won a narrow victory with 28.62%, while the Social Democratic Party won 27.95%. Thus, the gap between them is only 0.67%.
It is noted that seven more parties have entered the Slovenian parliament, overcoming the 5 percent barrier — including those that are capable of playing a key role in forming a new ruling coalition.
ADVERTISING
As “FACTS” wrote, parliamentary elections are due to be held in Hungary soon.
ADVERTISING