Slovenia’s former Foreign Minister Anze Logar of the Slovenian Democratic Party has scored nearly 34% of votes in the first round of presidential elections, the State Election Commission said on Sunday after counting 97.84% of ballots, Trend reports citing TASS.
According to the commission, Logar won 33.9% of the vote. He is followed by attorney Natasa Pirc Musar, an at large candidate, who is scoring 26.89% of votes. Next are Milan Brglez, a European Parliament member and a Social Democrats and Freedom movement candidate, with 15.46% of votes and Vladimir Prebilic, Mayor of Kocevje (10.65%).
Polling stations were open on Sunday from 07:00 am local time (08:00 am Moscow time) to 19:00 local time (20:00 Moscow time).
The State Election Commission said on October 21 that more than 68,000 Slovenians took part in early voting.