"German Model" Does Not Contradict the Constitution of Georgia

Working on electoral reform should continue

 On August 5 and 6, a meeting of the electoral reform working group was held to discuss initiatives prepared by the ruling party about amendments to the Law of Georgia on Political Associations and the Election Code. We would like to comment on the legislative initiatives discussed by the working group.

Who are the mayoral and parliamentary membership candidates and what property do they own?

CSOs call on political parties to be constructive

Violent incidents in Zugdidi should be promptly investigated

 We would like to respond to the alleged criminal offenses committed during the campaign of the Zugdidi mayor snap elections in recent days, which could hinder the holding of elections in a free and fair environment and violate human rights.

Misuse of Administrative Resources during Georgia’s 2018 Presidential Elections

 Monitoring of misuse of administrative resources from August 1 to December 16 revealed the following findings:

Investigation should be launched immediately on the fact of rigging the elections

Evaluation of the pre-election environment of the 2018 presidential runoff

Final Assessment of the 28 November Second Round of Presidential Elections

Statement About the Electoral Process (07:00-20:00)

 According to our Electoral Observation Mission, the 2018 Presidential Elections were held in a largely peaceful environment. Our observers have reported up to 120 insignificant and relatively serious violations. We have filed 11 complaints. The following are some of the most serious violations: