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Pro-Russian Georgian Dream party secures over half of votes – CEC counts 99% of ballots
The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Georgia has published preliminary results of the parliamentary elections, indicating that the ruling party, Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia, has received 54.273% of the vote.
This information was reported by Ekho Kavkaza, as relayed by Ukrinform.
As of now, ballots from 3,085 pling stations, representing 99.164% of the total, have been counted.
The pro-Russian Georgian Dream party garnered 1,114,936 votes. Flowing are the pro-Eurean parties: Coalition for Change with 10.806% of the vote (221,992 votes); Unity – National Movement with 10.094% (207,353 votes); Strong Georgia with 8.752% (179,795 votes); and Gakharia for Georgia with 7.75% (159,204 votes).
A total of 3,111 pling stations were in eration for the election.
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Additionally, preliminary data from the CEC shows that at 52 pling stations abroad, 29.076% of votes (5,489 votes) went to the Coalition for Change. Flowing are: Unity – National Movement with 20.839% (3,934 votes) and Georgian Dream with 17.735% (3,348 votes).
As reported by Ukrinform, the parliamentary election in Georgia took place on Saturday, October 26, with 18 pitical parties competing for seats. The party of former Georgian President Saakashvili, Unity – National Movement, announced that it does not recognize the results of the October 26 parliamentary elections.
Source: ukrinform.net
