• Of the 1,184 persons held in preliminary detention, only one was able to exercise the constitutional right to vote in the local elections. • Employees of penitentiary institutions voted in these institutions on the election day. Transparency Intern
Tbilisi, Georgia: On 30 May 2010, Transparency International Georgia is monitoring voting by persons held in preliminary detention in five institutions located in different parts of the country: Gldani Prison #8 (where polling stations #113 and #114
Tbilisi, Georgia: Transparency International Georgia is monitoring the participation of individuals in preliminary detention in the 30 May 2010 Georgian local elections. The monitoring will be conducted in all facilities where, according to the Georg
Ozurgeti Electoral District #60, Bokhvauri Electoral Precinct #23 In the voter list supplement, there are 107 voters registered as mobile ballot box users. Many people on the list have said that they are planning to turn up at the polling station an
Tbilisi, Georgia: Several thousand local and international observers will be monitoring the 30 May 2010 local elections, which highlights the importance of ensuring that the elections take place in a free and fair environment. The elections are consi
The third interim report on the use of administrative resources for election campaign covers the period of time between 6 May and 24 May 2010 and focuses mainly on three types of administrative resources: coercive, logistical and human resources. Inv
Tbilisi, Georgia – According to Article 10.10(1) of the Georgian Electoral Code, the servicemen of the Defense Ministry’s and Interior Ministry’s military (paramilitary) forces and units are to participate both in the proportional and the majoritaria
Tbilisi, Georgia: Transparency International Georgia published today the third interim report on the use of administrative resources for election campaign. The report covers the period of time between 5 May and 24 May 2010 and focuses on three types