President Saakashvili has made a special statement regarding the results of the parliamentary elections. Mikheil Saakashvili said that the Georgian Dream Coalition had gained serious priority in these elections and now the parliamentary majority had to form a new government. "As a president,...
According to the preliminary results of the vote count of the CEC, Coalition Georgian Dream - Bidzina Ivanishvili is winning the proportional system elections with 53,19 % of votes. The United National Movement - More Benefit to People, is on the second position with 41,57 % of votes. Other parties...
International mass media including BBC published articles about the 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia. According to BBC, Georgia's governing party and the opposition have both claimed victory in the country's parliamentary elections. Early results suggest the opposition...
The non-governmental organization "Fair Election" summed up the results of vote tabulation this afternoon. Election observers claimed that the balloting process across Georgia was generally organized and positive. Violations were detected at 4% of polling stations. The observers of...
The International Monitoring mission will make a preliminary statement about 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia at a press conference at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel today. The OSCE Office of Democratic Institutes and Human Rights, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, the Council...
Representatives of Georgian Dream (GD) political coalition and Christian-Democratic Union evaluated the preliminary results of the 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia. Davit Berdzenishvili from GD said he did not expect receipt of so many votes in favor of the coalition....
The Georgian Central Election Commission (CEC) published preliminary results of the 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia. The CEC counted 15% of votes; and the results as per 577 polling stations are as follows: 1. United National Movement (UNM) - More Benefit to People (5) --...
Giorgi Tughushi, Georgia's Minister of Penitentiary, Corrections and Legal Assistance denies the reports released by some media outlets about entrance of the Special Task Unit in Gldani # 8 Prison. Tughushi said the situation was clam and no incidents were taking place in the prison. Prisoners,...
The results from the polling station opened in Washington, US, are published. There were 338 voters registered at the polling station. A total of 108 voters participated in the 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia. Out of 108 voters, 48 people voted for the United National...
Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) denies that police opened fire in the vicinity of the polling stations. As MIA statement reads, information spread by some news sources as if the police sub divisions used force in the vicinity of the polling stations and opened fire is falsehood. "MIA...
Foreign journalists from different countries of the world were covering the 2012 parliamentary elections held on October 1 in Georgia. The majority of them had been working in Georgia for already one week. Representatives of international mass media were present at polling stations; they attended...
Voter turnout by 5 PM was 53% - press speaker of the Central Election Commission has reported at the recent briefing. Ekaterina Azarashvili said this is the data from the 99% of the polling stations. The information will be uploaded on the CEC official website after its accuracy is ensured. She...
Military servicemen of Georgian Armed Forces are casting votes in Georgian Parliamentary Elections. Georgian soldiers are able to make their own choice and vote at special polling stations which are set up according to their location. The balloting process is ongoing in safe and peaceful environment...
Security Message - Demonstrations October 1, 2012 According to media and internet forums further demonstrations are scheduled to take place: October 1, 2012 19:00 pm: A political organization has announced that a demonstration at Freedom Square. Anticipated number...
Foreign journalists are covering the 2012 parliamentary elections in Georgia. The majority of them have been working in Georgia for already one week. Representatives of international mass media are present at polling stations; they are attending news briefings of the Central Election Commission...
