Slovenia's State Election Commission finalized results from the March 22, 2026, parliamentary election today, confirming Gibanje Svoboda (GS, Freedom Movement) secured 29 seats in the 90-seat National Assembly with 28.66% of the vote under proportional representation—down from 41 seats in 2022 but narrowly ahead of the Slovenian Democratic Party's (SDS) 28 seats. This razor-thin margin, amid 70.25% turnout and a fragmented field with seven parties entering parliament, produced a hung parliament requiring coalition negotiations; trader consensus reflects full certainty in the 25-29 seat bin as official tallies eliminate recount risks. New parliament convenes April 10, with PM Robert Golob pursuing a unity government excluding SDS, though centre-right coordination poses hurdles; only a successful legal challenge could shift the certified outcome.