Political ads of eight qualified electoral subjects might be illegal

Employees of non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities of municipalities are possibly instructed to mobilize supporters of Salome Zurabishvili

 Observers of the organizations have reported that in several regions municipal officials are instructing directors and employees of non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities that receive funding from the Budget to mobilize supporters of Salome Zourabishvili and to provide certain individuals with lists of potential supporters.

Some Donors of Salome Zurabishvili Seem to be Questionable

Some Political Ads Might be Illegal

 Monitoring of free political ads for the October 28 Presidential Elections aired on Georgian TV channels revealed alleged violation of Georgian legislation. The content of free ads of four qualified political parties seems to be aimed at promoting Grigol Vashadze, a presidential candidate. Such an action can be considered a political donation in favor of Vashadze. However, the Georgian legislation does not allow political parties to donate.

Transparency International Georgia Is Leaving the Interagency Commission in Protest

Actions of GNCC point to use of administrative resources for election purposes

Memorandum Of Cooperation Between NGOs and the CEC

Recommendations for Improving the Electoral Environment

Opinion on Pending Amendments to the Organic Law of Georgia – “Election Code of Georgia”

                 Georgian Young Lawyers’ AssociationInternational Society for Fair elections and Democracy

The rule of public funding distribution among political parties has worsened again