Ana Dolidze – For People party to observe municipal election run-offs tomorrow
Mayoral election run-offs will be held in 20 of 64 constituencies of Georgia, including the five largest cities: Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Batumi and Poti, as none of the candidates received at least 51% of the vote. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Ana Dolidze, the leader of the party For People and other members of the party will observe municipal election run-offs on October 30 in Tbilisi and Rustavi.
Dolidze said the party will protect the main value of the country and the electorate – democracy.
We [For People party] have told to the public that the truth will be lost for a large part of the population in conditions of bipolarity... We are afraid that the truth will be lost during the second round of elections on October 30. For the People party will be the main political force that will bring the people to the truth about the elections and uphold the core value – democracy”, said Dolidze.
Mayoral election run-offs will be held in 20 of 64 constituencies of Georgia, including the five largest cities: Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Batumi and Poti, as none of the candidates received at least 51% of the vote.
Overall, 2,088,722 voters are eligible to participate in the municipal run-offs nationwide on October 30.
The second round of municipal elections will take place in Georgia tomorrow, including in all big cities of the country, amid a polarized political environment and continued rivalry between the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party and the main opposition, the United National Movement. The GD claims they will ‘finally defeat and end the UNM’ in the race, describing it ‘as an evil force’ which has been hampering development for 18 years, while the UNM still hopes the run-offs will lead to snap parliamentary elections ‘and the changing of the GD government.’
The party Anna Dolidze - For the People has nominated its founder Anna Dolidze as a candidate for Tbilisi mayor in the October 2 municipal elections. Anna Dolidze's slogan for local self-government elections will be ‘A mayor for everyone!'. Dolidze promises the people of Tbilisi that she will be the mayor for the people, regardless of their political views, social origin, nationality or ethnicity, and gender.
Former non-judge member of High Council of Justice Anna Dolidze has established a political party For People. Dolidze said earlier today that her team aims to be the alternative force between the ruling Georgian Dream and opposition United National Movement (UNM) parties.