Central election Commission: Everyone can observe final vote count
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Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) says that every interested person will be able to observe the final counting of votes at the body headquarter through live footage.
The CEC will provide 360° live coverage of the vote counting process through its official webpage: CEC.GOV.GE, via its Facebook page and Youtube.
The live coverage will take place in the hours after the October 21 municipal elections.
Click on the image to switch to the CEC Facebook page to fully enjoy the application.
Cameras will be installed at the Data Counting Centre of the CEC, where all data received from election districts and precincts will go under final counting.
The CEC says that the aim of the idea is for the public to see the transparency of the vote counting process.
Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has announced that 3,442,455 voters have been registered for the municipal elections scheduled for October 21.
Georgia is getting ready for the municipal elections scheduled on October 21 when the state population elects 2,058 members of 64 city councils (Sakrebulo) and 64 municipal mayors. Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has announced that 3,442,455 voters have been registered for the municipal elections.
The former ruling United National Movement (UNM) party has united into an election bloc with two other opposition parties for the Municipal Elections, which will take place on October 21.