NGOs urge the Parliament of Georgia and the Constitution Commission to start immediate discussions on the election reform

Transparency International Georgia publishes a new report on certain expenses of political parties

July 25, 2014, Tbilisi – The report presents the findings of the parallel tracking and monitoring of four electoral subject/political parties’ certain expenses in the run-up to the 2014 local self-government elections.

NGOs urge the CEC to react duly to the breach of election legislation by Diocesan Bishop Iakob

Transparency International Georgia’s assessment of the 2014 local runoff elections

Transparency International (TI) Georgia deployed nearly 50 observers to monitor the runoff of the 2014 local elections. TI Georgia’s observation mission encompassed 8 self-governing cities in which the organization deployed 17 mobile teams. Throughout the day observers of TI Georgia visited 580 polling stations.

Riddled with irregularities: Local election ballot summaries

Transparency International Georgia's assessment of the 2014 local government elections

Local self-government elections 2014: TI Georgia’s statement regarding electoral processes (16:00-20:00pm)

Assessment of pre-election environment by nongovernmental organization: Local self-government elections 2014

New report assesses financial transparency and accountability of political parties in 2013

13 June 2014, Tbilisi – TI Georgia’s new report reviews the issues related to political party finance and their accountability. The research analyses the annual declarations of political parties participating in the 2013 presidential elections, their election campaign fund revenue and expenses.

Misuse of administrative resources ahead of the 2014 municipal elections