Central Election Commission releases preliminary data after counting 38% of nationwide votes
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More than a third of the votes cast in the Parliamentary Elections have been counted.
Latest results from Georgia's Parliamentary Elections have been updated through latest information from the country's Central Election Commission (CEC), which has now counted votes from nearly 38 percent of election stations.
Preliminary results from 1,409 polling stations nationwide have been counted. This is about 38 percent of the total number of election stations in the country.
The results are also reflected in real-time on Agenda.ge's Interactive Map project. The best way to see real-time and latest information is to use this map.
Latest preliminary results show two political parties have overcome the 5 percent threshold to enter Parliament:
- Georgian Dream – 51.39%
- UNM – 25.74%
The other parties’ results are:
- Alliance of Patriots – 4.81%
- Irakli Alasania - Free Democrats – 3.79%
- Labour Party – 2.97%
22% of the votes have been counted and the first preliminary results have been announced by the Central Election Commission.
Watch vote counting online
Take a look at live footage from a special room at the CEC headquarters in Tbilisi where the final vote counting is taking place.
Central Election Commission head Tamar Zhvania has met opposition party United National Movement (UNM) leaders Giga Bokeria, Davit Bakradze and Nika Melia at the CEC headquarters in Tbilisi as police line up outside.
Latest preliminary nationwide results show two leading parties, but possibly the most interesting data is on the third party, which is currently on the edge to overcome the 5 percent threshold for entering Parliament.
International observers monitoring yesterday's Parliamentary Elections in Georgia will present their preliminary post-election findings this afternoon in capital Tbilisi.