The process of electing a new CEC chairperson and members will not restore confidence in the election administration

A brief assessment of changes in election legislation

 On June 28, the Parliament of Georgia adopted the amendments to the Electoral Code, aimed at improving the electoral legislation. The working process lasted for several months and the final version of the document also reflected the provisions of the agreement between the political parties (the so-called Charles Michel Document).

Proposed amendments to the election legislation: the substance, assessment and recommendations

Georgia’s Political Finance in 2020: Revenues and Expenditures of Political Parties and Financial Oversight

Several proposed amendments to election legislation need to be reconsidered

Assessment of the 2021 Electoral Reform

The ongoing political processes started after the October 31, 2020 parliamentary elections, especially the disagreement between the ruling party and the opposition on fundamental issues, have put the country in a state of a serious crisis.

Campaign Finances in Georgia’s 2020 Parliamentary Elections (Final Report)

Changes in election and political party legislation do not meet democratic standards

Misuse of Administrative Resources during Georgia’s 2020 Parliamentary Elections (Final Report)

Nongovernmental Organizations Are Calling on Political Parties To Resolve Crisis Through Dialogue