- Republicans (which is a part of the UNM election bloc)
- Aleko Elisashvili’s Citizens – 2 seats in parliament
- Girchi – 4 seats
- Alliance of Patriots – 4 seats
Election Commission annuls party lists of five opposition parties per their request
The Georgian Central Election Commission (CEC) has annulled the party lists of five opposition parties earlier today per their request, meaning candidates on the lists would not be able to replace opposition MPs who have officially refused to take up their mandates in parliament.
The parties and election blocs which requested the annulment of their party lists on December 11 are the United National Movement-United opposition election bloc ( UNM, State for the People and Progress and Freedom. One member of the Republicans-led bloc has not requested the annulment so far), European Georgia, Lelo, Strategy Agmashenebeli and Labour party.
The five parties also signed a memorandum in which they said that they are demanding repeat elections and refuse to take up their mandates.
The five parties and election blocs received 50 seats in parliament per the results of the October 31 elections.
The members of the parties say that they will request the parliament to suspend their MP status on December 17.
The ruling party has promised to accept repeat elections if a parliamentary investigation commission detects the rigging of even one per cent of votes. Photo: Archil Talakvadze's press office.
The opposition parties which have not requested the annulment of their party lists so far are as follows:
Eight opposition parties and election blocs which were voted in on the October 31 parliamentary elections say that the elections were fabricated and are demanding repeat elections.
Diplomatic corps are now mediating talks between the ruling party and the opposition to help the parties end the political crisis.
The ruling party says that no repeat elections will take place as the elections were held ‘in line with democratic standards.’
They say that the recent recognition of the mistake by ISFED NGO in its parallel vote count data is yet further evidence that no fabrication took place.


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