Watch counting of votes in Presidential Elections live (VIDEO)
The Central Election Commission is summing up votes for the Elections following the closing of polling stations. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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The process of counting the votes in the Presidential Elections of Georgia can be followed live, courtesy of a video feed from the Central Election Commission of Georgia.
With the polling stations closed at 8pm local time, and the CEC officials now working on counting and uploading results from the Elections, citizens are waiting for initial official results by around 2am local time.
In the meanwhile, the process of the vote-counting can be followed live in the following feed, which also offers option for a 360-degree panoramic view of the counting room:
The CEC announced 46,74 percent turnout following the conclusion of the voting, while initial exit poll results from companies commissioned by participating candidates were also revealed earlier.
Results from the Elections can be seen live - as they are announced in stages by the CEC - on Agenda.ge interactive map. The map enables visitors to select turnout statistics and voting results based on administrative districts throughout Georgia.
Read more about facts and significance of the 2018 Presidential Elections here.
The Central Election Commission of Georgia has announced 46,74 percent turnout for eligible voters during the 2018 Presidential Elections in the country.
The Georgian Dream ruling party, the European Georgia opposition party and Rustavi 2 private broadcaster have released the results of exit polls they have conducted. The exit poll results were announced as soon as all polling stations in Georgia were closed at 8 pm.
Chairman of the Political Council of the Georgian Dream ruling party Bidzina Ivanishvili says that the United National Movement opposition will try to stir election-related confrontations.
Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze has thanked voters for turning out to vote today.
The Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze has said there will be a runoff for the Presidential Elections of Georgia, as the Central Election Commission is counting votes cast by citizens of the country.
Independent candidate supported by the ruling party Salome Zurabishvili said she is happy that the results show that there will be no need for a second round of voting.