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Tomčeva Re-Elected as Vice-President of the EPP Group

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The European People's Party (EPP) political group in the European Parliament re-elected Slovenian MEP Romano Tomc (SDS) as one of the group's ten vice-presidents in Strasbourg. Tomc's re-election is seen as a message from the group that it wants the SDS to remain part of it. The group will continue to be led by German Manfred Weber.

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The European People's Party (EPP) political group in the European Parliament re-elected Slovenian MEP Romano Tomc (SDS) as one of the group's ten vice-presidents in Strasbourg. Tomc's re-election is seen as a message from the group that it wants the SDS to remain part of it. The group will continue to be led by German Manfred Weber.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The European People's Party (EPP) political group in the European Parliament re-elected Slovenian MEP Romano Tomc (SDS) as one of the group's ten vice-presidents in Strasbourg. This is a message that the EPP wants the SDS to stay, said Tomc.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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"My re-election sends a clear message: the EPP wants the SDS to remain part of its political family," Romana Tomc said in a statement after her election.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Writes: P. J. With the re-election of Slovenian MEP Romana Tomc (SDS/EPP) as vice-president, the political group of the European People's Party (EPP) sent a message to the SDS party that it wants to keep her in its ranks. The EPP is the largest political group in the European Parliament. This evening, EPP MEPs elected a group president and ten vice-presidents for the next two years [...]

The European People's Party (EPP) political group in the European Parliament re-elected Slovenian MEP Romano Tomc (SDS) as one of the group's ten vice-presidents in Strasbourg today. Tomc sees the re-election as a message from the group that it wants the SDS to remain part of it. The group will continue to be led by German Manfred Weber.

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Delo broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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