Slovenia's president wins most votes, but faces runoff

Marjan Sarec, former actor and a candidate at upcoming presidential elections, looks at his counter-candidates ahead of a televised debate at Slovenia’s public TV, in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017. Slovenia, the Alpine home country of Melania Trump, is holding a presidential election Sunday that incumbent President Borut Pahor _ a former fashion model, like the U.S. first lady _ is favored to win. Eight other candidates are vying for the largely ceremonial, but still influential head of state post. (AP Photo/Darko Bandic)

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