Live Blog: Local Self-government Elections 2017

Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has deployed 250 observers to monitor the October 21 local self-government elections. Our static observers cover 200 precincts throughout Tbilisi. In addition, 16 mobile groups are mobilized to observe the elections. 

About the Election Observation Mission of Transparency International Georgia

Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) will deploy 250 observers to monitor the October 21 local self-government elections. Our static observers will cover 200 precincts throughout Tbilisi. In addition, 16 mobile groups will be mobilized to observe the elections.

Political Party Finances in Georgia: 2017 Local Elections

2017 Local Self-Government Elections: Evaluation of the Pre-Election Environment

   International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED)Transparency International Georgia 

Transparency International Georgia publishes interim report on Misuse of Administrative Resources during Electoral Processes

Property of Candidates for the Local Self-Government Elections in the Autonomous Republics of Batumi and Adjara

Property of the Candidates Nominated for Local Self-Government Elections in Zugdidi and Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti Municipalities

Tbilisi City Hall Pre-electoral Advertisement

Misuse of Administrative Resources during Electoral Processes Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of administrative resources can be misused during electoral processes?

NGOs' opinions about amendments to the Organic Law of Georgia "Election Code of Georgia"

On June 5, the Parliament of Georgia registered the draft law which envisages the amendment to the Organic Law of Georgia "Election Code of Georgia".