ljubljana anti-establishment slovenian presidential candidate marjan sarec narrowly lose president borut pahor election runoff sunday likely run parliament general elections due next june political analysts say expect sarec announce candidacy soon might win support large number voters dissatisfy political establishment tanja staric analyst radio slovenia tell reuters monday sarec finish 47 percent pahor 53 percent runoff tight presidential race result since slovenia independence 1991 then-federal yugoslavia sarec 39 whose center-left lista marjana sarca far active local level indicate run parliament result presidential election good happy ... last word politics say twitter account late sunday sarec say change approach need improve slovenia economy lift live standards anti-establishment pitch call politicians listen voters closely come practical solutions problems also want electoral rule change allow people vote individual candidates rather party sarec former actor comedian whose second mandate mayor kamnik northern slovenia expire next year analysts forecast election defeat next year party modern centre prime minister miro cerar widespread dissatisfaction particularly lengthen wait time examinations procedures national health system government face pressure public sector wage hike want keep lid spend give relatively high level budget deficit public debt poll publish daily newspaper delo monday show social democrats early lead pahor run president independent though still sd support lead 19.8 percent follow main opposition center-right slovenian democratic party 13.8 percent another poll release monday nova24tv website put sds lead 15.8 percent trail sd 11.2 percent half electorate still undecided pollsters far include sarec party sound anti-elite slovene presidential candidate see run parliament narrow loss