District election commissions have received 1,561 appeals as of now related to the parliamentary elections held on October 31 in Georgia, said Head of Human Resources Department at the Central Election Commission (CEC) Giorgi Kalandarishvili.
However, not all appeals call for a recount of the vote.
The district election commissions must review the submitted complaints within two days.
The deadline to submit appeals has already ended.
The Georgian Central Election Commission (CEC) has counted all votes cast in Saturday’s parliamentary elections.
Nine parties have crossed the one per cent threshold to make it into the 150-member parliament per the proportional electoral system (120 seats in the legislative body).
In the majoritarian elections the ruling Georgian Dream candidates have won 14 of 30 majoritarian constituencies. A run-off will be held in 16 majoritarian constituencies on November 21, where the ruling Georgian Dream candidates won the race in 15 (of 16) constituencies, however, they were unable to receive at least 51% of total votes.
A second-round of elections will be held in all eight constituencies of Tbilisi and eight constituencies in the regions.