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The results of parliamentary elections in Georgia have demonstrated a depressing picture of Georgian political field, head of the Institute of Management Strategy Petre Mamradze said today in an interview with Vestnik Kavkaza, …
The EU on Sunday issued a Statement on the parliamentary elections in Georgia, which took place on 8 October. “The elections were competitive, well-administered and fundamental freedoms were generally respected”, the EU said, but …
The ruling party 'Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia' and the opposition party 'United National Movement' falsified the parliamentary elections, one of the leaders of the 'Democratic Movement' opposition party, …
The leader of the party 'Free Democrats', former Georgian Defense Minister Irakli Alasania, refused to participate in the second round of parliamentary elections. He decided to temporarily retire from politics. …
This Saturday's parliamentary elections in Georgia were held under the question of 'if Saakashvili will return', a creative producer and the host of Vesti FM, Gia Saralidze, said in the program 'Formula of …
Georgia's Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili thanked all organistions, local and international, for observing the electoral process in Georgia. He said that according to all the evaluations, the elections in …
Three parties — the ruling Georgian Dream Party, the United National Movement and the Alliance of Patriots — have made it into the Georgian parliament, the country's Central Election Commission (CEC) said, after counting …
International observers are positively assessing Georgia’s Parliamentary Elections, saying it was "free” and "fair”, Agenda.ge writes. A group of observers form the Organisation for Democracy and …
With returns from more than 72% of the precincts, early official results of the proportional part of the October 8 parliamentary elections show ruling Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia party in lead with 49.55%, Civil.ge reports. …
The ruling Georgian Dream party declared victory in a parliamentary election in ex-Soviet Georgia on Saturday after two exit polls put it in first place following a tense vote widely seen as a test of political stability. Criss-crossed …
The ruling party 'Georgian Dream' is leading with 39,9% in the parliamentary elections by the party lists, as the results of the exit poll research of the GFK shows. The GFK pill is commissioned …
1,222,634 voters, accounting for 39.79% of total number of voters, cast ballot in the parliamentary elections as of 3pm local time, five hours before the polling stations are closed, according to the Central Election Commission, Civil.ge …
695,948 voters, accounting for 19.8% of total number of voters, turned out at polling stations as of noon in the parliamentary elections, according to the Central Election Commission, Civil,ge reports. The figure is lower compared to …
Governor of Odessa region Mikheil Saakashvili no longer plans to return to his homeland, Georgia, after the parliamentary elections, in which his party 'United National Movement' is participating. "I have …
Parliamentary elections have started in Georgia. A total of 3,645 polling stations opened in the country at 8am local time (7am Moscow time). Georgian voters will elect 150 MPs for the term of four years - 77 members on party lists and …
Political scientist on the most likely outcome of today's parliamentary elections
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili urged citizens to participate in Saturday’s elections and stressed the importance of a peaceful and transparent voting process, Georgia Today writes. Kvirikashvili was …
'Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia' ruling party will get the majority of votes at the parliamentary elections in Georgia, since it will unite pro-Georgian, not than pro-Western forces around itself, leader of the electoral bloc …
Georgia’s Parliament Speaker David Usupashvili said tomorrow’s elections was one of the most important elections in the history of Georgia. Usupashvili said the October 8 elections would be held with …
An intrigue of the forthcoming elections is that even if the UNM is not going to win, it will enter the parliament and create a numerous influential faction there.
