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Slovenian PM Golob Declares Victory in Tight Election, Janša Hints at Challenge Amid Regional Splits
Slovenia's parliamentary elections concluded with a marginal outcome, showing a dead heat between Robert Golob's Freedom Movement and Janez Janša's SDS, with Golob receiving 11,272 votes and Janša 9,185. The results revealed a near-even split across the country, with the west leaning 'blue' and the east 'yellow,' and Freedom Movement strong in Nova Gorica while SDS dominated Škofja Loka. Golob has declared victory despite neither party being able to govern alone, while Janša has hinted at challenging the close results.
22 Mar, 22:33 — 22 Mar, 22:33
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