Slovenia Referendum Results Show Mixed Outcome for Centre-Right Government
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What happened
The National Electoral Commission conducted four national referendums in Slovenia on September 25, 2026. In the binding vote on amendments to the parliamentary inquiry law, the AGAINST camp received 51.26% of the vote, exceeding the rejection threshold. In the consultative referendum on abolishing the compulsory RTV Slovenija licence fee, the vote was extremely narrow, with 50.04% voting against the abolition. Additionally, 60.54% voted yes on making social assistance conditional on socially useful work.
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Why it matters
The results indicate a mixed outcome for the centre-right government in Slovenia, impacting domestic policy direction. The outcomes on social assistance and media fees could influence government spending and industry operating costs.
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Who's involved
- National Electoral CommissionConducted the national referendums in Slovenia
- SloveniaThe country where the national referendums were held
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- SloveniaSpeculative
Media companies might face changes in revenue streams depending on the outcome of the licence fee referendum.
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The entities involved
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National Electoral Commission
Tanzanian national electoral commission
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Slovenia
country in Central Europe