Today Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) released its final protocol summarising the outcomes of last month's Parliamentary Elections in Georgia, Agenda.ge reports.
Releasing the document means the newly-elected Parliament of Georgia must hold its first session no later than November 19.
The CEC's final election summarising protocol reported: "Georgian Dream-Democratic Georgia gained 115 seats in the legislative body (received 856,638 votes), United National Movement gained 27 seats (received 477,053 votes), Alliance of Patriots won 6 seats (88,097 votes)."
Two remaining seats were won by a candidate from the Industrial Party and by an independent majoritarian candidate.
Before releasing the final protocol, Georgia's President Giorgi Margvelashvili urged future lawmakers to refrain from naming the exact date of the new Parliament’s first session, as the date should be decided and announced by the President.
