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Slovenian voters reject bill in referendum
51%
Voters who rejected the proposal
Slovenian voters rejected a government bill in a binding referendum, with 51% voting against and 49% in favour. The result was described as a setback for Prime Minister Janez Jansa's reform agenda.
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Slovenian voters rejected the government bill in a binding referendum.
“Slovenians narrowly rejected a government bill in a referendum Sunday”
- 51%
Voters who rejected the proposal
“51 percent of voters rejected it”
- 49%
Voters who supported the proposal
“to 49 percent in favour”
- 99%
Votes counted in the referendum results
“with 99 percent of the votes counted”