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Katja Kokot wrote that the right is financing the campaign with party funds and defends its positions with party members, while the Left is said to be using not only party money but also funds from non-governmental organizations, including millions from abroad, which she referred to as "Soros money." She added that the Left is also defending its positions with the support of non-governmental activists and public RTV. She asked whether this is still democracy or a competition of capital and power against common sense. She described the map of the referendum results on the amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiry as a representation of that common sense; according to her explanation, the dark blue areas voted against, while the light blue ones voted in favor. She also mentioned that at her home polling station and the surrounding ones, about 70 percent of votes were in favor of all four questions. In this context, she wondered where Slovenia is headed and whether power would belong to foreign capital, and wrote that the nation would write its own judgment. #demokracija #Slovenija #referendum (translated)

Overall, we have largely conducted a test of common sense. Prime Minister Janez Janša, after the announcement of partial unofficial referendum results, assessed that based on the results, "we have largely conducted a test of common sense." #referendum #Slovenija #politika (translated)

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)

Mojca B. believed that the fall of the law was a good thing for the coalition, as in her opinion the law became irrelevant after the USA revoked the controversial clause. She wrote that the coalition should not leave the next referendum to chance or rely on common sense, which she believes was shown by the referendum on the RTV subscription that ended very closely. #zakon #referendum #koalicija (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)

Prime Minister Janez Janša described the voting in four referendums as a test of common sense and expressed his expectation that voters would support proposals for a lower VAT on basic food and energy products, as well as other measures from the intervention law. #referendum #volitve #JanezJanša (translated)