In the presidential elections in Slovenia, the victory was held by the incumbent head of state Borut Pahor. Previously, in the second round, he got about 53% of the vote, TVC reports.
The final turnout was almost 42%. Pahor, announcing his victory, thanked the voters for their confidence, and his competitors for substantive criticism.
The Slovenian leader said that his main task remains "to support political stability in a complex and unpredictable situation in Europe and the world as a whole."
According to the constitution, he is deprived of the right to independently dismiss the government and dissolve the parliament. Inauguration of Borut Pahor is scheduled for the end of December.