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Election

Parliamentary election takes place in Slovakia on February 29, 2020. Read more about the election here

Exit poll results will be published as soon as the moratorium is over, when the polling stations close at 22:00.

The 2020 election in Slovakia is expected to bring a change after two governments dominated by the Smer party of former prime minister Robert Fico, forced to step down in 2018 in the aftermath of the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová

 

 

 

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Russian state television Rossiya 24 reports on the Slovak election.
In Fico, Slovakia will have a leader loyal to Moscow, they report.
Journalists at the Smer headquarters in Bratislava
The international media is highlighting the resurgence of its populist former – and likely future – premier.
Robert Fico arrives to Smer headquarters on election night.
Election results will not dispel concerns about Slovakia’s foreign policy orientation.
Faces of Progresívne Slovensko.
A record high number of votes received from abroad in 2023.
The Slovak version of Google on September 30, 2023.
Did you know that Slovaks might be fined on election day?
Progresívne Slovensko leader Michal Šimečka.
Here's what the last polls tell us about the 2023 parliamentary election. Let's begin with the latest NMS Market Research Slovakia poll.
Smer leader Robert Fico pictured in parliament on September 14, 2022.
The former prime minister’s approach to the media offers an answer to a question we often hear from abroad.
Illustrative stock photo
Foreigners living in Slovakia share their views on the upcoming parliamentary election.
Peter Pellegrini
September polls show it will be painful.
Migrants near Veľký Krtíš.
With three weeks left, Slovakia is being re-acquainted with some unseemly tactics that have worked for politicians in the past.
Smer last week was confronted with another challenge – the latest of many – in the realm of criminal prosecution. Police brought charges against the number nine candidate on Smer’s election slate, Tibor Gašpar.
A new criminal case involving a Smer candidate shows the two parties share common ground.
Igor Matovič is living up to his antagonist role in this normalcy-dominated campaign and his main campaign stunt so far has been that he brought dozens of Fiat 500 vehicles to Bardejov.
Normal is one word that stands out in this campaign.
The 1986 election were the last in the communist regime. At the time Pavel Wonka, who tried to run independently, was arrested and he later died as the last political prisoner-
Under communism, they dutifully voted in fake elections. Peter Getting
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