In General, according to observers, the elections passed quietly.
Long-term mission of OSCE observers said that the parliamentary elections in Georgia took place in a competitive and well-organized environment, however, there were some cases of violence, said the head of the observer mission of the OSCE ODIHR Jose Ignacio Amor, writes Georgia Online.
“However, these cases of violence are not questioned elections were positive,” – said the head of the mission.
In turn, the mission of observers of the International Republican Institute (IRI) said that the elections to the Parliament of Georgia passed mostly peacefully, although they cannot be called ideal.
IRI observers monitored the voting process at more than 200 stations, and the election period held over a thousand meetings with the parties participating in the elections.
The representative of the Central election Commission of Georgia Anna Mikeladze, in turn, said that the parliamentary elections mostly took place in a calm atmosphere, although the number of polling stations and outside were recorded separately.
We will remind that according to preliminary data, the ruling party “Georgian dream-Democratic Georgia” gained from 48,2% to 50% of the votes, and the opposition “United national movement”, from the 25.9 to 27.7%.
