Voter turnout stands at 17.18 per cent by 12 p.m. in Georgia’s municipal run-offs
Racja-Lechkhumi is the most active constituency, while Mtskheta-Mtianeti remains the least active so far. Photo: Nino Alavide/Agenda.ge
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A total of 358,782 voters (17.18 per cent of eligible voters) have cast their ballots in the Georgian municipal run-offs as of 12 p.m. today.
Based on the Central Election Commission data, the most active constituency is Racha-Lechkhumi again where 24.6 per cent of registered voters have cast their vote.
Mtskheta-Mtianeti remains the least active constituency where 13.2 per cent of registered voters have cast their vote so far.
Voter turnout in Tbilisi
Meanwhile, the voter turnout stands at 16.5 per cent in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi where a total of 164,929 voters have cast their ballots.
Didube is currently the most active constituency where 16.5 per cent of registered voters have cast their vote. The least active is Isani again where 14.8 per cent of registered voters have cast their vote so far.
Today, second round of Municipal Elections are being held. Election Administration is ready to professionally conduct elections in an accessible and safe for health environment. https://t.co/pugSWGqgJS pic.twitter.com/yhPAV5OW68
— CEC of Georgia (@cecgovge) October 30, 2021
Georgia is holding municipal run-offs today where a total of 2,088,722 voters, including 1,002,525 in Tbilisi are eligible to elect 20 mayors and 42 majoritarian members of the City Councils (Sakrebulos).
Encouraging the public to come out and make their voices heard in today’s municipal run-offs in Georgia, United States Ambassador Kelly Degnan and Head of European Union Delegation Carl Hartzell hope the voters will be able to come out and vote in a calm and peaceful environment.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, who has cast her ballot in today’s municipal run-offs, said she hopes polarisation will end in Georgia.
A total of 154,163 voters (7.38 per cent of eligible voters) have cast their ballots in the Georgian municipal run-offs as of 10 a.m. today. Voter turnout in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi stands at 7.4 per cent.
Georgian is holding municipal run-offs in 20 of 64 election constituencies, including all five big cities of Georgia - Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Batumi and Poti. A total of 2,088,722 registered voters can elect mayors and city council (Sakrebulo) members at 1,830 polling stations countrywide.
United States Ambassador Kelly Degnan and Head of European Union Delegation Carl Hartzell encourage the public to come out and make their voices heard in today’s municipal run-offs in Georgia.
A total of 825,129 voters (39.5 per cent of eligible voters) have cast their ballots in the Georgian municipal run-offs as of 5 p.m. today.