Slovaks vote in second adjust of presidential survey

Applicants Robert Fico, right, and Andrej Kiska go to a TV level headed discussion taking after the first adjust of Slovak presidential decision in Bratislava, on 16 March 2014. Applicants Robert Fico, right, and Andrej Kiska tuned in a TV wrangle after the first adjust

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Voting is under path in Slovakia for another president in a tight run-off between Prime Minister Robert Fico and autonomous challenger Andrej Kiska.

Surveying stations opened at 06:00 GMT and are because of close at 21:00 GMT.

In the first adjust, Mr Fico caught 28.2% of the vote, completing barely in front of Mr Kiska, who scored 24%.

In the event that Mr Fico wins, his social-majority rule Smer party, which won authoritative surveys in 2012, will have full control of both parliament and the presidency.

The effects of the vote are normal inside hours after the surveys close.

Examiners anticipate a nearby challenge between PM Robert Fico and donor and political newcomer Mr Kiska.

Command

Mr Fico, 49, has been in office since the 2012 decisions - which saw a gathering securing an outright lion's share in the Slovak parliament despite any precedent to the contrary since freedom in 1993.

The current race is constantly seen as a submission on the executive residency, says the BBC's Rob Cameron in Prague.

Leader Fico's offered for supreme command of Slovak legislative issues may be an offered too far, our reporter includes, with his first adjust execution short of what persuading.

Representative and giver Andrej Kiska developed only four focuses behind Mr Fico, profiting from against Fico notion around conservative voters.

The 51-year-old mogul says he needs to battle defilement and make a more proficient government.

Slovakia's president has the ability to name the PM, and additionally the primary figures in the legal. Notwithstanding, parliament practices authoritative force.

Mr Fico has earned extensive political capital for his financial approach.

Throughout a past term as PM in 2006-2010, Slovakia embraced the euro and the nation saw noteworthy monetary development.