• illi@lemm.ee
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        1 day ago

        For Smer alone, but they are not a single party in government. Especially with the presidential elections it looks like a 50:50 split.

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      1 day ago

      I don’t know the specifics of the Slovakia election system, but in Europe it is quite common to not have a majority leader as president or prime minister. Most of the times there isn’t evn a majority party. For example, I’m Dutch and we have a prime minister nobody voted for, because he wasn’t even on the ballot. The coalition which formed after the election just asked this guy to be the leader of the country.