Election propaganda in Slovenia, published in the Slovenec newspaper during the period between the First and the Second World Wars, can largely be described by two characteristics: giving technical advice on how to properly cast a vote on one hand, and real propaganda with which the voters were being persuaded to vote for a certain party on the other. The latter largely dwelled on the faults of political oponnents and less on offering its own suggestions. The emphasis on the former, however, did not result in any countersuggestions on behalf of the Slovene People’s Party, but predominantly consisted solely of commentaries on the lies of its oponnents.