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The SDS thanked the voters who, in its opinion, understand that their vote is the strongest democratic tool. It stated that the campaign once again demonstrated the influence of propaganda on public opinion. According to its words, some represented the parliamentary investigation of political officials as political police, while the political police in the past resorted to imprisoning, persecuting, and killing people. SDS added that Slovenia has a lot of work ahead for greater resistance to propaganda in order to reach the level of developed democracies. #demokracija #volitve #propaganda (translated)

The SDS thanked everyone who participated in the referendums and cast their vote, stating that they contributed to democracy. According to them, the campaign demonstrated the importance of independent thinking, critical assessment of information, and decision-making based on facts. They also expressed gratitude for the support, effort, and dedication. #demokracija #volitve #hvala (translated)

Štern wrote that the referendums were symbolic and intended for checking public sentiment. She believed that the political actors she had insultingly labelled could be investigated under the previous law, while the other three referendums were, according to her, consultative. As a lesson, she stated that one cannot rely on the Slovenian voter and urged those in power to govern fairly, but without concession. #slovenskaPolitika #volitve #demokracija (translated)

Žiga Turk noted that half of the voters did not want a political police, while the other half wanted an investigation into political corruption. He labeled both as good, but called it bad that, according to him, they lied to the first half of the voters. #politika #volitve #korupcija (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)

A citizen noted at 20:20 that the electoral silence still applies, but that Svoboda clearly does not respect it. He claimed that Arčon misled voters on POP TV before the end of the silence, suggesting they could vote until 20:30, thereby violating the electoral silence. He expressed hope that he would be punished for this. #volitve #volilnimolk #SVOBODA (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)

Stane was wondering what was happening with the electoral commission. He stated that the polling stations were open until 7 PM, that all interested parties had three days for early voting, and another 12 hours on election day. He believed that they wanted to intervene in the results again, and suggested that they ask Zorčič about his health condition and relieve him immediately. #volitve #politika #Slovenija (translated)

The author freewiseguy characterized the arbitrary extension of polling station hours as a typical dictatorial move and called for the immediate dismissal of Zorčič. He wrote that voters should not arrive at polling stations at 18:59 or 19:00 or from a distance of 50 meters, and asked where this is specified. He added that voters had access all day, not just in the last minutes. https://t.co/PVY1aNqeZP #volitve #demokracija #politika (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)