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"Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia”
856638
46.94%
“United National Movement”
477053
26.14%
Parliamentary Elections of 2016
13 October, 2016
The United National Movement has published information about who voted for and against the entry into the Parliament.
13 October, 2016
Repeated voting to be held at four polling stations The October 8 elections repeated voting will be held at four polling stations throughout Georgia. The number may increase according to complaints presented in different constituencies.
08 October, 2016
Georgians voted for a new parliament on Saturday in an election seen as a test of stability of the ex-Soviet state criss-crossed by strategically important oil and gas pipelines and traditionally buffeted between Russia and the West, - Reuters reports.
07 October, 2016
According to the National Movement, large part of the army and police will not have the opportunity to vote tomorrow.
07 October, 2016
The National Movement is ready to admit results of the elections, - Davit Bakradze, leader of the National Movement, told reporters.
07 October, 2016
The National Movement is ready to admit results of the elections, - Davit Bakradze, leader of the National Movement, told reporters.
07 October, 2016
Several bans are envisaged on the election day by the Election Code. In particular, pre-election propaganda is prohibited in a polling station, while the election subjects are prohibited from changing or withdrawing their representatives.
07 October, 2016
A second round of elections will be held if first-past-the-post candidates do not get more than 50% of support in the first round.
07 October, 2016
Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili is sure that the election day will pass peacefully. The head of government is convinced that the population appreciates the very important steps that have been taken in terms of building a democratic country in recent years.
07 October, 2016
According to Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has an important role in ensuring order and necessary environment for free elections.
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