Our ancestors sacrificed a lot for it, millions of your hardworking hands strive every day to make life good and to make tomorrow even better for everyone. Just today, your voice significantly decides what Slovenia will be like tomorrow, whether we will all be equal before the law and whether a Slovenian will finally be the master of his own land in his homeland and municipality. Prime Minister Janez Janša labeled yesterday's vote as a test of common sense and expressed the expectation that voters will also support the intervention law for the development of Slovenia. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)
Janja Božič Marolt commented in the article on the recent referendums, highlighting that due to the complexity of the results, it is difficult to assert that there are clear winners, as those surveyed believed that the voting was actually for or against the government. #Referendumi #Volitve #JavnoMnenje (translated)

At 10:34 PM, Mare noted that not all ballots had been counted yet, and used an unfinished, sharply focused call regarding the Electoral Commission and Zorčič. He added that in his opinion, it again points to fraud. #volitve #prevara #glasovanje (translated)
The citizen expressed interest in counting the votes in the parliamentary inquiry and noted that in the last 15 minutes, clearly no votes in favor were recorded, only votes against. According to him, the share of votes in favor dropped from 52 percent to 50.8 percent. He added that the Election Commission is functioning. #volitve #glasovanje #parlament (translated)
Matej Lahovnik wrote that after two hours and 45 minutes, 20 percent or one-fifth of the ballots had not yet been counted. He called for the National Assembly to replace the Electoral Commission and hinted that the situation is very suspicious. https://t.co/8yHWD72HB2 #volitve #Glasovanje #politika (translated)
Libertarec noted that the DVK announced the results after 8 PM, but had not yet published them an hour later. He asked whether the reason was the extension of voting in Ljubljana for voters who, in his words, did not come to the polling station within 12 hours. https://t.co/gONT4fn4b3 #volitve #rezultati #Ljubljana (translated)
The results of the referendums show that voters predominantly voted in favor of all four questions, with the advisory referendum on social assistance receiving the most support. #referendum #Slovenija #glasovanje (translated)

A legionnaire wrote that leftists brought a lot of people to the polling place in Ljubljana's Moste. He claimed that everyone he asked answered that they were "against". When he asked them why they were waiting if they wouldn't be called until 7 PM, they allegedly responded that the election commission had said the polling place would remain open until everyone had voted. He wondered whether polling places didn't close at 7 PM. https://t.co/8upPwYR7B5 #volitve #glasovanje #Slovenija (translated)
The polling stations have closed, and the counting of votes is now beginning for the legislative and three advisory referendums, with voting at one location extended due to the death of a voter. #referendum #volitve #demokracija (translated)

SDS wrote that today's referendums will be a test of common sense. He warned voters not to be misled by polls published in recent days, as, according to him, it is those who participate in the referendum and cast their vote who decide. https://t.co/ECdrNmGVBR #referendum #glasovanje #demokracija (translated)
He described today's voting as a "test of common sense." #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)
The State Electoral Commission announced that by 11 a.m., 14.2 percent of voters had cast their votes in the referendums, which represents the second highest turnout to date. #referendum #glasovanje #volitve (translated)

"I see that people have become active, both from one camp and the other," but he described Stevanović's campaign as dirtier than ever in the past. #referendum #glasovanje #politika (translated)
Zoran Stevanović expects a high voter turnout in the referendums and decisions by voters based on common sense, despite claims of a dirty campaign. #referendum #glasovanje #politika (translated)

Karli Erdlen wrote that in his opinion an opportunity had arisen to get rid of them, and he called for a vote to abolish the television, which he described as a "cesspool." https://t.co/2I67n0h8Mt #Ukinitev #Glasovanje #Aktivizem (translated)
Early voting for the Sunday referendums concludes today, with discussions about issues such as the abolition of the RTV fee and the influence of politics on public television. #RTVprispevek #referendum #javnotelevizija (translated)

brutusReloaded invited the followers to participate in the referendum and vote four times in favor, if in their opinion these men are not a role model of masculinity or do not want to finance their masculinity with their work. #4xZA https://t.co/ynF3aqO2H7 #referendum #moškost #glasovanje (translated)
Aleksander Reberšek accused them of leaving to go to the bathroom during the voting when they were in government, and that they could have made some changes at that time. He wrote that instead, they supported Golob, whom he claimed agreed to increase funding for weapons, and labeled them as populists. #politika #Slovenija #populizem (translated)
Matjaž Zorman described Slovenia as a phenomenon and wrote that surprisingly many players, musicians, and others publicly called for voting in the referendum and expressed opposition. He wondered what the reason for such compliance was and mentioned money as a possibility. #Slovenija #referendum #glasovanje (translated)
Erika Planinšec called for voters to vote four times on Sunday, October 11. As a reason, she mentioned Goran, Nika, Jenull, Mukij, Gaja, Maja, Taja, Barbara, Anuška, Branimir, Lidija, Tamara, Lena, Asto, Robert, Martin, Tina, Borut, Lenart, Alenka, Sandra, Tereza, Janja, Nataša, another Robert, Luka, and many others. https://t.co/zubad6d7nw #volitve #glasovanje #nedelja (translated)