The government and the opposition in Georgia came out with successful exit polls

The ruling party “Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia” won 56.1% of the votes in the parliamentary elections. This is evidenced by exit polls on the anti-government TV channel The hope.

In second place, according to the exit poll, is the Coalition for Change (12.6%). The United National Movement party, founded by former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili, which is part of the Unity – National Movement association, won 11.6%. The coalition “Strong Georgia” is in fourth place with 7%. The other parties do not overcome the electoral barrier of 5%.

Georgian Dream – Georgian Democratic wins with 40.9% of the vote, but the four largest opposition parties receive more support from the voters. This is according to data from an exit poll conducted by Edison Research on behalf of the opposition TV channel Formula TV.

According to the exit poll, Georgian Dream has 40.9% of the votes, the party “Unity – National Movement” has 16.7% each and the Coalition for Change has 10.3%. Strong Georgia”, the party “Gakharia for Georgia” – 8 .2%. %. The rest of the parties, according to the results of the exit election, do not overcome the 5 percent barrier. Based on this, the TV channel calculated that Georgian Dream will get 67 out of 150 seats in the parliament, while the opposition will get 83 in total.

According to another TV channel’s exit poll, Archicommissioned by HarrisX, Georgian Dream won 42% and the four largest opposition parties a combined 48%.

Parliamentary elections were held in Georgia on October 26. 18 parties participated in them, including the ruling “Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia”, which has been in power for 12 years. To enter parliament, parties must pass a five percent threshold. Each member will be elected according to the proportional system. More than 3.1 thousand polling stations were opened in Georgia and abroad. About 3.5 million citizens of the country in Georgia have the right to vote.