An opposition liberal party convincingly won Sunday's parliamentary election in Slovenia, with almost all of the ballots counted.
PM Janez Janša's Democratic party gained two seats to 27, in the 90-member National Assembly, while opposition Freedom Movement won 34,6% support compared with the ruling conservative Slovenian Democratic Party with 23,5%.
The victory gives the Freedom Movement party 41 seats, the most won by any party to date.
Only five parties made the 4% threshold to enter parliament, the lowest number since independence.
Coalition talks are said to resume later this week. Analysts do not expect the winning party to have problems forming a government.
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