News Opposition in Georgia does not recognize the election results and calls for protests by alex 27.10.2024 written by alex 27.10.2024 8 The opposition in Georgia does not recognize the election results and calls for protests Anastasia Kolesnikova On Saturday, October 26, parliamentary elections were held in Georgia. The ruling Georgian Dream competed with opposition parties. In the evening, the Central Election Commission of Georgia announced the preliminary results after counting 70 percent of the votes. The ruling Georgian Dream received almost 53 percent of the support. The opposition received more than 35 percent in total. Several parties did not overcome the 5 percent barrier, 24 Kanal reports. Opposition gathers for protest Soon after the CEC's statement, former President Mikheil Saakashvili's Unity – National Movement party announced that it does not recognize the results of the parliamentary elections. The Coalition for Change also joined the protest. Its leader accused the Georgian Dream of carrying out a constitutional coup. Subsequently, the Strong Georgia coalition also took a similar position. The opposition has already announced protests. The chairperson of the Unity – National Movement party Tina Bokuchava noted during her speech that the Georgian Central Election Commission “fulfilled a dirty order” from the Georgian Dream. The politician noted that “Ivanishvili stole the European future from the Georgian people.” We will fight like never before to return the European future of our country, said Bokuchava. Important: According to preliminary data, the Georgian Dream may receive about 88 mandates in parliament, and the opposition – 62. To approve the government, 76 votes are needed. Recall that the leader of the Georgian Dream Bidzina Ivanishvili previously spoke about plans to ban opposition parties if the Georgian Dream manages to get a constitutional majority in parliament. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail alex previous post The clairvoyant Vanga and Nostradamus made a terrible prediction for 2025 next post Yaroslava Mahuchikh Named European Athlete of the Year You may also like Yaroslava Mahuchikh Named European Athlete of the Year 27.10.2024 Georgian opposition refuses to recognize election results, plans... 27.10.2024 ATO veteran says how the battles in Kursk... 27.10.2024 Russian strike on Konstantinovka: one casualty, three people... 26.10.2024 Georgia's Central Election Commission has published preliminary results... 26.10.2024 Parliamentary elections in Georgia: first exit poll results... 26.10.2024 The Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed a rare Russian... 26.10.2024 Tanks, ammunition, gunpowder: Rheinmetall plans to launch four... 26.10.2024 Hours before Israel attack: Russia gave Iran vital... 26.10.2024 Explosions in Kyiv: Child Dies After UAV Hit... 26.10.2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ