FIRST WOMAN AT THE HEAD OF STATE Nataša Pirc Musar is the new President of Slovenia

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Nataša Pirc Musar is the new President of Slovenia. After 95.5 percent of the ballots counted, it is certain that Pirc Musar will be the first woman at the helm of Slovenia. Her opponent in the second round, Anže Logar, has realized this and has already sent congratulations to his rival. 

20:30 After nearly 90 percent of the votes counted, Nataša Pirc Musar holds a secure lead over her opponent Anže Logar. Pirc Musar currently has 53.91 percent of the votes.

20:20 Nataša Pirc Musar is getting closer to the position of President of Slovenia. After 82.40 percent of the ballots counted, Pirc Musar has 53.75 percent of the votes. In the second round, Pirc Musar had the support of the left in Slovenia, which seems to have significantly influenced the outcome. Logar, who was the favorite before the second round and the winner of the first round, is now very close to losing the election. 

20:10 After 60.13 percent of the ballots counted, Nataša Pirc Musar maintains her lead with more than 54 percent of the votes. Musar is currently at 54.09 percent, while her rival Anže Logar is at 45.91 percent.

20:00 With 55.52 percent of the votes counted in the second round of the presidential elections in Slovenia, Nataša Pirc Musar has a secure lead. It has been this way since the counting began. Currently, Pirc Musar is at 54.18 percent (222,141 votes).

Logar has so far won 45.82 percent, or 187,895 votes.

19:30 At 19:00, more than 3,000 polling stations across the country closed, where voters in the second round of the presidential elections chose between candidates Anže Logar and Nataša Pirc Musar.

Soon it will be known who will hold the highest office in the state as the fifth president since independence, and who will succeed Borut Pahor.

After 41.90 percent of the ballots counted and entered into the system, Pirc Musar has the advantage. She currently leads with 54.36 percent of the votes. Based on the votes counted so far, Logar has won 45.64 percent. 

The candidate for President of the Republic, Anže Logar, and his supporters are awaiting the results of the second round of elections at a venue in the center of Ljubljana. Logar described the campaign as strenuous but substantive. 

Presidential candidate Nataša Pirc Musar, together with her supporters, is waiting for the election results at a Russian dacha in Ljubljana's Gameljne.