BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Philanthropist and former businessman Andrej Kiska has taken an early lead over Prime Minister Robert Fico in Slovakia's presidential election, partial results of the second and final round of voting showed on Saturday.
Kiska, who is politically unaffiliated, had 58.8 percent of the vote versus 41.2 percent for the centre-left prime minister, according to results from 20 percent of the country's voting districts.
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