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‘Georgian Dream’ Wins Elections as Opposition Refutes the Results
‘Georgian Dream’ Wins Elections as Opposition Refutes the Results
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According to the results published, ‘Georgian Dream’ has 55.327% of votes, ‘Coalition for Change’ has 10.529%, ‘Unity - National Movement’ party has 9.755%, ‘Strong Georgia’ has 8.527%, and ‘Gaharia for Georgia’ party has 7.45%.
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Parliamentary elections were held in Georgia on 26 October. It was the first election in the country using electronic ballot boxes, which were installed in 74% of polling stations, covering almost 90% of voters. According to the Central Election Commission, the turnout was 58.94%. After the publication of the CEC data, three opposition parties - ‘Coalition for Change’, ‘Unity - National Movement' and 'Strong Georgia' - announced that they would not recognise the election results, as some exit polls indicated their aggregate victory. One of the leaders of the ‘Coalition for Change’, Elene Khoshtaria, said the party has been embarking on continuous protests since 27 October. Before the election, the ruling party said it needed a coalition majority (113 out of 150 mandates) to declare unconstitutional former President Mikheil Saakashvili's United National Movement party, which ran under the name ‘Unity - National Movement’, teaming up with some opposition politicians. At the same time, the opposition wanted to get more votes than Georgian Dream to form a coalition government.
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‘Georgian Dream’ Wins Elections as Opposition Refutes the Results
According to the results published, ‘Georgian Dream’ has 55.327% of votes, ‘Coalition for Change’ has 10.529%, ‘Unity - National Movement’ party has 9.755%, ‘Strong Georgia’ has 8.527%, and ‘Gaharia for Georgia’ party has 7.45%.
Parliamentary elections were held in Georgia on 26 October. It was the first election in the country using electronic ballot boxes, which were installed in 74% of polling stations, covering almost 90% of voters. According to the Central Election Commission, the turnout was 58.94%.
After the publication of the CEC data, three opposition parties - ‘Coalition for Change’, ‘Unity - National Movement' and 'Strong Georgia' - announced that they would not recognise the election results, as some exit polls indicated their aggregate victory. One of the leaders of the ‘Coalition for Change’, Elene Khoshtaria, said the party has been embarking
on continuous protests since 27 October. Before the election, the ruling party said it needed a coalition majority (113 out of 150 mandates) to declare unconstitutional former President Mikheil Saakashvili's United National Movement party, which ran under the name ‘Unity - National Movement’, teaming up with some opposition politicians. At the same time, the opposition wanted to get more votes than Georgian Dream to form a coalition government.
