According to exit poll data, the Georgian Dream party occupies a leading position in the parliamentary elections in Georgia.
As Day.Az reports, according to exit poll data from the Gorbi company, conducted by the Imedi television company, by 18:00 the party ratings in the elections were distributed as follows:
• “Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia” – 56.1%
• “Unity – National Movement” – 11.6%
• “Strong Georgia – Lelo, for the people, for freedom” – 7.0%
• “Coalition for Change – Gvaramia, Melia, Girchi, Droa” – 12.6%
• “Gakharia for Georgia” – 4.8%.
Parliamentary elections in Georgia ended at 20:00, with a total number of registered voters of 3,508,294 people.
18 electoral subjects were registered to participate in the elections on October 26, including:
* “Party of Unity and Development of Georgia” (Kamal Muradkhanov) – N3
* “Coalition for Change Gvaramia, Melia, Girchi, Droa” (chairman Nikanor Melia, co-chairman Nika Gvaramia) – N4
* “Unity-National Movement” (chairman Tinatin Bokuchava) – N5
* “European Democrats” (chairman Paata Davitaia) – N6
* “Alliance of Patriots of Georgia” (chairman David Tarkhan-Mouravi) – N8
* “Strong Georgia – Lelo, for the people, for freedom” (chairman Mamuka Khazaradze) – N9
* “Georgian Labor Party” (chairman Shalva Natelashvili) – N10
* “Our United Georgia” (chaired by Isaki Giorgadze) – N12
* “Change Georgia” (chaired by Giorgi Gagnidze) – N16
* “Georgia” (chairman Giorgi Liluashvili) – N17
* “Free Georgia” (chairman Kakha Kukava) – N20
* “Tribune” (chairman David Chichinadze) – N21
* “Chven” (David Kacarava) – N23
* “Gakharia for Georgia” (chaired by Giorgi Gakharia) – N25
* “Left Alliance” (chairman Konstantin Gugushvili) – N26
* “Georgian Unity” (Gayoz Mamaladze) – N27
* “Girchi” (chairman of Iago Khvichy) – N36
* “Georgian Dream” (chairman Irakli Garibashvili) – N41.
For the first time in elections in Georgia, more than 90% of polling stations were equipped with electronic voting technologies. In 10% of polling stations where fewer than 300 voters were registered, voting took place according to the traditional pattern. A total of 3,044 polling stations were opened across the country, including 13 exceptional polling stations: 12 in penitentiary institutions and one in a psychiatric center.
The new 150-seat parliament, elected according to a proportional system, will include parties that overcome the 5 percent electoral threshold.