About 68% of nationwide votes counted:
Georgian Dream leads party lists
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Latest preliminary results from Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) of yesterday's Parliamentary Elections in Georgia show two leading parties, but a third party also has a chance of overcoming the five percent threshold for entering Parliament.
The CEC has so far counted votes from 67.31 percent of all polling stations across Georgia.
There are a total of 3,702 voting stations nationwide, and of these 2,487 have been counted.
Click here to see Agenda.ge's Interactive Map that shows latest real-time election results.
The latest results are:
- Georgian Dream – 49.76%
- United National Movement – 26.69%
- Alliance of Patriots – 4.92%
- Free Democrats – 4.19%
- Paata Burchuladze – State for People – 3.56%
- Nino Burjanadze – Democratic Movement – 3.4%
Yesterday Georgian citizens voted to elect the 150-seat Parliament of Georgia, 77 members through party lists and 73 in the majoritarian districts.
As for the majoritarian results, CEC chairperson Tamar Zhvania said votes were still being counted.
Although Georgian Dream candidates were leading at the most of the districts, Zhvania said "so far it seems like it’s possible that the second round will be needed at a pretty large number of districts”.
The election environment in Georgia, throughout the pre-election campaign and on Election Day itself, was generally peaceful and constructive, says the country's President Giorgi Margvelashvili.
International observers are positively assessing Georgia’s Parliamentary Elections, saying it was "free” and "fair”.