Natasa Pirc Musar becomes the first female president of Slovenia

Held in Slovenia on October 23 the president Since none of the 7 candidates could get 50 percent of the votes in the elections, the election was postponed to the second round. After the end of the voting process in the second round of the election, 86.7 votes were counted. According to unofficial results, the Slovenian Pirate Party and Europe Natasa Pirc Musar, supported by the Green Party, won with 53.83 percent of votes. Musar became the country’s first female president.

Anze Logar, an independent candidate and former foreign minister supported by Musar’s opponent, the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), won 46.17 percent of the votes counted. Voter turnout remained at 49.9 percent.

Musar, 54, is a lawyer and before the election campaigned on human rights, the rule of law and social campaigned on welfare. (UAV)

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