Preliminary data from polling stations abroad: UNM – 44.89%, Georgian Dream – 29.15%

According to the preliminary data nine parties will enter the parliament after overcoming the 1 per cent election threshold. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.

Agenda.ge, 01 Nov 2020 - 15:26, Tbilisi,Georgia

Votes from 47 of 57 polling stations abroad have been counted, and preliminary data show that the opposition United National Movement received 44.89 per cent of the vote, with the ruling Georgian Dream party receiving 29.15%, says the Central Election Commission (CEC) which has already counted 90.56 per cent of the votes following yesterday’s parliamentary elections.

Voters abroad cast their ballots for:

The Georgian Central Election Commission (CEC) has counted votes in 3,007 election districts of the total 3,847. 

According to the preliminary data nine parties will enter the parliament after overcoming the 1% election threshold.