Slovenia opinion polls
Parliamentary election By 22 Mar 2030, in 3 years.
Slovenian Democratic Party leads the polling average with 27.8%, 4.2 points ahead of Freedom Movement.
Average
Updated 34 minutes ago
SDSSlovenian Democratic Party
27.8
−0.3
GSFreedom Movement
23.6
−1.3
SDSocial Democrats
10.8
+1.4
NSFNSi, SLS, FOKUS
10.3
+0.7
DEMDemocrats of Anže Logar
4.3
−0.2
Trend
SDSGSSDNSFLDEM
Stances
SDSGSSDNSFLDEM
Immigration
ExpandRestrictRemigration
Economy
Free marketState-directed
Abortion
Broad accessProtect unborn life
Marriage & family
Individual choiceTraditional
National culture
CosmopolitanPreserve heritage
Technology
Light-touchRein in Big Tech
Scores and reasons written by AI. Methodology
Why these scores
Immigration
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 6.5 of 10 Co-drafted 2026 law stripping non-EU permanent residents of local votes; opposes EU asylum quotas
- Freedom Movement: 3.5 of 10 Removed the Croatian border razor fence in 2022, later reinstated Schengen border checks and backed the EU pact
- Social Democrats: 3.5 of 10 Wants migration strategy with fast asylum decisions, return agreements and protection of migrants' rights
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 6 of 10 NSi co-drafted 2026 law ending non-EU residents' local votes; programme pledges to stop illegal migration
- The Left: 1.5 of 10 2026 manifesto has no restriction pledges; wants schools to integrate immigrant children, not segregate them
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 5.5 of 10 Join Danish plan for offshore migrant centres; asylum seekers on mandatory public works; criminals rejected immediately
Economy
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 3 of 10 Pledges tax cuts, faster privatisation and freezing the care contribution; its government cut fuel excises
- Freedom Movement: 5.5 of 10 Replaced private top-up health insurance with a mandatory levy, added care contribution, raised corporate tax to 22%
- Social Democrats: 6.5 of 10 Proposes 0.5% annual tax on wealth over EUR 1 million to cut labour taxes; free kindergarten
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 3.5 of 10 Raise income tax allowance to EUR 10,500 by 2029, halve entrepreneurs' long-term care levy, free kindergarten
- The Left: 7.5 of 10 Shift tax from labour to wealth and capital, build 20,000 public rental flats, tax empty homes
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 3 of 10 Cut top income tax rate from 50% to 40%, corporate tax to 15%, capital income tax to 20%
Christian identity
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 5.5 of 10 Backs full public funding of private, mainly Catholic, schools; long backed by the Slovene Catholic Church
- Freedom Movement: 2 of 10 Secular liberal record; passed 2025 assisted-dying law against Catholic bishops' opposition
- Social Democrats: 2 of 10 Programme insists public schools stay laic and worldview-neutral; its wealth tax would also cover the Church
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 6 of 10 NSi programme roots its values in Christianity and promotes Christian values alongside national culture
- The Left: 1.5 of 10 Secular platform; 2026 manifesto has no religious content and prioritises reproductive and LGBTIQ+ rights
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 3.5 of 10 No church or religion pledges in 2026 programme 'Successful Slovenia 2034'
Abortion
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 3 of 10 Has not proposed changing Slovenia's abortion on request up to 10 weeks
- Freedom Movement: 2 of 10 Supports Slovenia's existing abortion on request up to 10 weeks; no changes proposed
- Social Democrats: 2 of 10 Supports existing abortion on request; no change proposed in 2026 programme
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 4.5 of 10 NSi programme protects life 'from conception to natural death'; no bill to restrict abortion
- The Left: 1 of 10 2026 manifesto pledges to protect reproductive rights and the right to abortion
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 2.5 of 10 No abortion proposal in programme; accepts current on-request law
Marriage & family
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 6 of 10 Opposes same-sex marriage though it legislated civil unions; 2026 platform pledges purging 'gender ideology' from schools
- Freedom Movement: 1.5 of 10 Passed 2022 law opening marriage and adoption to same-sex couples and the 2025 assisted-dying act
- Social Democrats: 2 of 10 Voted for 2022 same-sex marriage and adoption law; wants LGBT+ groups consulted on all strategies
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 6.5 of 10 NSi defends marriage as man-woman, voted against 2022 same-sex law; family income tax, free kindergarten
- The Left: 1 of 10 Pledges to protect LGBTIQ+ rights; voted for 2022 same-sex marriage and adoption law
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 4.5 of 10 Free kindergarten from second child, prime minister's family council and demography programme; silent on marriage
National culture
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 7 of 10 Wants patriotic education from kindergarten to secondary school and a more patriotic national anthem text
- Freedom Movement: 2.5 of 10 Programme frames Slovenia as an open, inclusive society; no heritage or language-protection measures
- Social Democrats: 2.5 of 10 Programme centres equality and anti-discrimination; no national heritage or identity measures
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 6 of 10 NSi calls Slovene culture and language the state's identity core; wants Slovene used in EU institutions
- The Left: 2 of 10 Cosmopolitan left platform; culture pledges limited to audiovisual centre and 'Made in Slovenia' label
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 5 of 10 Says culture should strengthen national identity; backs traditional culture and a built-heritage strategy
Subsidiarity
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 6 of 10 2026 platform pledges provinces and fewer ministries; EPP member that opposes Brussels asylum quotas
- Freedom Movement: 3 of 10 Pro-EU Renew Europe member; governed without creating provinces
- Social Democrats: 3.5 of 10 Wants a stronger, more closely integrated EU; proposes a green paper on creating regions
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 6 of 10 Pledges provinces with transferred powers, ministries moved from Ljubljana; Fokus minister moved one to Maribor
- The Left: 4 of 10 Wants regions and local participatory budgets, but stronger EU and UN and a common EU security ring
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 5 of 10 Pledges legal basis for provinces and 12 regional funds; wants proactive EU membership
Technology
- Slovenian Democratic Party: 4 of 10 No platform or child-online-safety proposals found; 2026 platform pledges constitutional changes widening free speech
- Freedom Movement: 6.5 of 10 Its government drafted a ban on TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram for under-15s in February 2026
- Social Democrats: 6 of 10 Backs AI Act plus bans on AI 'black boxes' in welfare and credit decisions, AI profit levy
- NSi, SLS, FOKUS: 5 of 10 No platform record; NSi programme calls for ethical standards on AI and dignity online
- The Left: 7 of 10 Pledges Slovenia will lead EU curbs on social media for children; algorithm regulation and AI rules
- Democrats of Anže Logar: 4 of 10 Would ban smartphones in primary schools; otherwise pro-innovation, with a national applied-AI institute