"Our goal is to win convincingly, to succeed in the first round nationwide,'' Georgian Parliamentary Speaker Archil Talakvadze says.
"However, the runoff is also a part of democratic elections,'' he added.
"If we need the second round, we will engage in legal processes," Archil Talkvadze concluded.
In his words, compared with 2016, the support of the ruling team has increased.
"The government will ensure free democratic elections nationwide and will not allow anyone to attack our democracy and the achievement, called free elections," Parliamentary Speaker Archil Talakvadze stated.
The tenth convocation of the parliament is elected in Georgia today.
At precisely 8 AM, all electoral precincts opened in the country.
Citizens can vote at 3,657 electoral precincts across Georgia, with 52 of them opened abroad, including two in Afghanistan. Eleven special polling stations remain open at penitentiary institutions, and 127 for self-isolated and quarantined citizens being on the special lists.
The CEC has registered 50 political entities in the parliamentary elections of 31 October 2020. A total of 500 majority candidates of 50 political entities and initiative groups have been registered in 30 majority districts.
Demetre Ergemlidze
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