Online election registry available for Georgian citizens residing abroad
Georgian citizens were able to register with their respective embassies abroad by October 11. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge archieve
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Georgian citizens residing abroad can find a polling station in their respective country via an online registry set up by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.
The online registry at geoconsul.gov.ge/ka/check/electionsPlace makes it easier to find a polling station where Georgians can vote for the parliamentary elections of October 31.
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The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Georgia announced in early September that citizens registered abroad will be able to cast ballot in 40 countries. Meanwhile, citizens were able to register with their embassies abroad by October 11.
Parliamentary elections will be held in Georgia on October 31. On Election Day Georgian citizens will also elect mayors in five municipalities and City Council (Sakrebulo) MPs in four municipalities.
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Georgian citizens registered abroad will be able to cast ballot in 40 countries during Georgia’s parliamentary elections on October 31.Citizens will be able to register with their embassies abroad by October 11.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Georgia has announced that mayoral by-elections in the five municipalities of Kaspi, Oni, Kharagauli, Terjola and Kutaisi will be held along with the parliamentary elections on October 31.
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Georgia's Central Election Commission (CEC) has announced that ballot papers for the October 31 parliamentary elections are being printed. The CEC Spokesperson Ana Mikeladze also noted that ballot papers are being printed for Adjara Supreme Council elections as well as mayoral and city council (Sakrebulo) by-elections as well.