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PS would win the elections in May, opposition criticizes the government

According to a poll by the agency AKO, Progressive Slovakia would win the parliamentary elections in May, gaining 19.7 percent of the vote. Smer-SD would finish in second place with 18.9 percent support, and Republika would be third. The survey was conducted from May 14 to 21 and indicates a close contest between Progressive Slovakia and Smer-SD. ta3.com ↗

According to the published data, Progressive Slovakia remains at the top of the electoral preferences, though its lead over Smer-SD has narrowed. Another article states that both PS and Demokrati are declining in the poll, while Smer-SD is growing. According to the survey, eight parties would make it into parliament. The information provided does not include the exact results for Sloboda a Solidarita or Demokrati. Refresher.sk ↗

At the same time, opposition parties are criticizing the government's pro-growth measures. According to the opposition, they come too late, are weak, and the government is postponing most of them until autumn. The opposition likened them to pre-election material. Progressive Slovakia also criticized the plan to withdraw benefits, which the Ministry of Labor insists on. The ministry claims this is not about punishing children. teraz.sk ↗

Parliament is also considering a government bill on drug reimbursement reform, which, according to its proponents, is meant to bring a fairer and more transparent system. However, critics point to possible risks. The political situation thus remains shaped by close electoral preferences as well as disputes between the government and the opposition over social, economic, and healthcare measures. pravda.sk ↗

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