Slovenia prepares for snap polls on Sunday Troubled Slovenia goes to the polls Sunday for its second early elections in three years, with a political novice -- Miro Cerar, a constitutional law professor -- favoured to win, ahead of former prime minister Janez Jansa, currently in jail for corruption. Outgoing Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek --who resigned in May, setting the stage for early elections -- could get just enough votes to make it into the parliament with her new party ZaAB. IMAGES of election posters