President Zurabishvili: 'I voted for depolarisation'
"Local elections are a chance for people to choose who will make decisions on some of the issues closest to them. Polarisation has no room in local elections. I voted for depolarisation", Zurabishvili said. Photo: President's press office.
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has cast her ballot in today’s municipal elections and said that she voted for depolarisation.
Local elections are a chance for people to choose who will make decisions on some of the issues closest to them. Polarisation has no room in local elections. I voted for depolarisation", she said.
Local elections are a chance for people to choose who will make decisions on some of the issues closest to them
— Salome Zourabichvili (@Zourabichvili_S) October 2, 2021
Polarization has no room in local elections. I voted for depolarization.#GoVote #GVote2021 ???? pic.twitter.com/xKStNiIvcS
A total of 619,562 voters (17.72%% of eligible voters) have cast their ballots in the Georgian municipal elections as of 12 p.m. today. Georgia’s Central Election Commission says that the most active constituency is currently Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti where 27.4% of registered voters have cast their vote.
3,497,345 individuals are eligible to vote in the elections.
Voters will today elect 2,068 members of 64 city councils and 64 mayors.