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GORBI poll shows if parliamentary elections were held tomorrow, Georgian Dream party would receive 60.2% of votes

A public opinion poll published on Wednesday by the Tbilisi-based Georgian Opinion Research Business International showed that if the parliamentary elections were held tomorrow, the ruling Georgian Dream party would receive 60.2 percent of the votes.

Asked - “If parliamentary elections were held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?” - the responses after allocation were distributed as follows:

  • Georgian Dream - 60.2%
  • United National Movement and its allied parties -15.4%
  • The alliance of Gvaramia, Melia, Khoshtaria, and Japaridze - 9.0%
  • Khazaradze's alliance - 3.3%
  • Giorgi Gakharia's party - 2.9%
  • Iago Khvichia's “Girchi” - 2.8%
  • Labor Party - 2.0%
  • Patriots' Alliance/Alt Info -1.9%
  • Other parties - 2.5%

Based on this data, only three parties surpass the five percent electoral threshold.

The poll, commissioned by Imedi TV, was conducted between October 12 and October 21 and involved 1 704 respondents across the country, interviewed through face-to-face interview method.

The margin of error amounts to +/- 3 percent.

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