Opposition wins Slovenia vote, defeating right-wing populist

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LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) — An opposition liberal party on Sunday convincingly won a parliamentary election in Slovenia, according to early official results, in a major defeat for populist Pri…

By Ali Zerdin | Associated Press

Trailing behind the top two contenders were the New Slovenia party with 7%, followed by the Social Democrats with more than 6% and the Left party with 4%. Reflecting strong interest in Sunday’s election, turnout was higher than usual — more than 64% of Slovenia’s 1.7 million voters cast their ballot, compared with 52% in the previous election in 2018.

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