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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)

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)

Uroš Urbanija wrote that the referendum on RTV Slovenia showed that 50 percent of Slovenians would like to contribute to public broadcasting, while the other 50 percent would not. He believed that it would not be right to prevent payment from those who want it, nor to demand contributions from others. As a solution, he suggested that everyone could allocate part of their income tax to a media of their choice. #referendum #Slovenija #RTV (translated)

Mojca B. wrote that the law was rejected, but the law on RTV will probably be adopted according to her. Considering the expected tight outcome regarding the RTV contribution, she wondered how unreasonable a person must be to predict the payment of anything, and asked what will happen at the referendum for the "rich." #politika #referendum #RTV (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)

Edvard Kadič wrote that the results of #4x_referendum were the last warning that serious changes in Slovenia will not be possible to achieve through small, individual actions. He also used the hashtag #radPomagam when he announced it. #radPomagam #Slovenija #referendum #spremembe (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that the turnaround in the referendum on the parliamentary inquiry indicates that the propaganda on March 8 about the alleged "political police" scared the oldest voters, aged 65 and older, which polls seem to suggest. He assessed that the opponent does not choose means, so the coalition should prepare for a similar campaign regarding the intervention law. According to him, they would communicate to voters that retirees would be left without pensions, salaries in the public sector would be reduced, while Blaž Brodnjak would have more money. He wished the coalition good luck. #referendum #politika #upokojenci (translated)

Katja Kokot explained that even in the event of a defeat in the referendum, it would no longer be possible to stop parliamentary investigations by appealing to the Constitutional Court. She stated that corruption investigations would proceed regardless of the election outcome. #referendum #korupcija #parlament (translated)

The results of all four referendums are within expectations. The outcome of the legislative referendum is very close, while the picture is much clearer for the consultative ones. There was no pronounced package voting, where the percentages for and against the individual referendums would be more comparable and closer together. Dr. Marko Hočevar, a political scientist and political analyst, stated that "the results of all four referendums are within expectations." #referendumi #politika #Slovenija (translated)

Dr. Marko Hočevar pointed out that anti-Jansa sentiment is no longer sufficient for the opposition to convince enough voters in referendums, as the results contradict expectations and indicate a loss of political power for the opposition parties. #referendumi #politika #Slovenija (translated)

Interesting notes in Łukasz Gibała's speech. About the upcoming referendum in Częstochowa and that it is clear that people in cities and towns know better than Warsaw. Is this a prelude to 2027? "Interesting notes in Łukasz Gibała's speech. About the upcoming referendum in Częstochowa and that it is clear that people in cities and towns know better than Warsaw. Is this a prelude to 2027?" - points out the journalist of "Rzeczpospolita" Michał Kolanko. #Kraków #wybory #KoalicjaObywatelska (translated)

Wojciech Mucha described the result of the Krakow elections and the victory of Łukasz Gibała as a system error, adding that it is unknown how significant its impact will be. He wrote that Gibała called, among other things, for a civic uprising in Częstochowa, where a referendum was to take place in two weeks, and for a broader reclaiming of local homelands. Mucha assessed that this is a bold action, but Gibała has a strong mandate, and he wished him success. #Kraków #Wybory #Czestochowa (translated)

Simon Podnar has proposed a referendum on the abolition of the fee that cable operators and thus viewers are supposed to pay to Pro Plus for the channels POP TV, Kanal A, KINO, BRIO, OTO, and Astra. He wrote that everyone should decide for themselves what to watch and pay for. #referendum #gledanje #mediji (translated)