1. Background

2. Polling

3. Results

4. References

A referendum on resolving the border dispute with Croatia was held in Slovenia on 6 June 2010. Voters were asked whether the dispute should be brought before an international arbitration tribunal.^[1] The results showed 51.54% of voters in favour, with a voter turnout of 42.66%.^[2]

Background

The referendum was officially requested in parliament on 26 April 2010, with the date for the election to be decided within seven days, i.e. by 3 May 2010.^[3] The election was called in the evening on 3 May 2010 for 6 June 2010^[4] as had been expected.^[5]

The official wording was:

Polling

Before the referendum, polls constantly showed a majority of the population in favour of the agreement:^[6]

• November 2009: 49% to 37% in favour
• January 2010: 64% to 28% in favour
• March 2010: 50% to 30% in favour
• Early May 2010: 37.6% to 32.9% in favour^[7]
• Late May 2010: 50.7% to 36.1% in favour^[8]
• Late May 2010: 37.6% to 37.0% against^[8]
• Early June 2010: 54% to 46% in favour^[9]
• Early June 2010: 56.8% to 43.2% in favour^[9]

Results

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