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Slovenia's ruling Freedom Movement set to win parliamentary vote - exit poll
Freedom Movement led by Prime Minister Golob won about 30 of 90 seats, needing coalition partners amid allegations of foreign election interference and a polarized electorate.
- On March 22, 2026, Prime Minister Robert Golob's Freedom Movement led an exit poll with 29.9%, winning 30 seats but needing coalition partners after dropping from 41. TV Slovenia and Pop TV published the results.
- A civil society group, investigative journalist, and two researchers claimed on Monday that Black Cube was behind videos linked to Jansa's SDS, amid earlier allegations this month.
- Authorities' probes and Jansa's admission of contact provide concrete strands to the allegations, with Slovenian authorities saying Black Cube operatives visited Ljubljana four times during the campaign.
- A tight finish will determine whether Slovenia remains centre-left or shifts right, with analysts saying neither Prime Minister Robert Golob nor Janez Jansa will win a clear majority, making smaller parties potential kingmakers.
- Some voters said the scandal influenced the community but not their personal vote, with Petra Kladnik noting it 'had a strong impact on the community but not on my decision today,' while others described difficult choices at the ballot box.
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After Sunday's election, the outgoing coalition lost its majority in the National Assembly. Nevertheless, the Prime Minister's Freedom Movement remains the country's first force. To continue to govern, Robert Golob needs new support.
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