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Voters in Slovenia mostly pleased with presidential elections results.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
[Announcer] We have gathered the first voters' reactions to the results of the presidential elections on the streets of Ljubljana, Koper and Maribor.
[Unidentified male voter] This is not some new coalition, a new president, basically it is still this centre-left. The left, not the centre is still in power...
[Unidentified female voter 2] Well, it is a shame that [Barbara] Brezigar, a woman, has not succeeded.
[Unidentified male voter 3] ...I have been expecting something similar.
[Unidentified female voter 4] Perhaps Mrs Barbara should have learnt more. He [Drnovsek] has been in this [politics] for a long time already. I believe that he will continue leading us successfully.
[Unidentified reporter] How would you comment on the unofficial election result that Drnovsek has become president?
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