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Wednesday, 29 March 2023
04:05
"Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia”
856638
46.94%
“United National Movement”
477053
26.14%
Presidential Elections 2013
United National Movement has lost its number “5” on the ballot. The party released a statement about it, which says that on May 5, the election block United National Movement , including the United National Movement and Christian Conservative Party, addressed CEC in written form about participation in the elections with the number “5” on the ballot, but was refused.
The roundtable with the representatives of the political parties was held at the Central Election Commission on May 7.
According to the leader of the "National Movement" Davit Bakradze, the party considers that the CEC has made this decision under pressure from the government.
During the 2014 pre-election campaign of the local self-government bodies, with the aim to better manage the election process, consultations and trainings for the individuals taking part in the elections will be held by the State Audit Office according to the following schedule:
On May 5, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Central Election Commission, the Inter-Agency Task Force for Free and Fair Elections and seven local NGOs.
The Georgian parliament reflected the will of voters by adopting the anti-discrimination law, US Ambassador to Georgia Richard Norland told journalists in Zugdidi, Samegrelo region of Georgia.
Zugdidi is an important barometer of political activity in Georgia, US Ambassador to Georgia Richard Norland said at the meeting with NGOs in Zugdidi,
As Kvemo Kartli governor Giorgi Mghebrishvili said, the company, which won the minibus tender, had not still fulfilled its obligations.
As the director of the company, Mamuka Mumladze said in response to the PM’s call, "Intertrans" has developed a plan with respect to its obligations that will be successfully performed.
Majority of the NDI survey participants does not approve former PM Bidzina Ivanishvili’s criticism against President Giorgi Margvelashvili.
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