The polls are led by the Georgian Dream party, whose line follows Russia.
Georgians will decide the direction of their country in the parliamentary elections today.
The polls are led by the Georgian Dream party, whose line follows Russia. The Georgian dream has been in charge of government for 12 years already, and support surveys have predicted just under 40 percent support for it.
Since the party is unlikely to form a government alone, an opportunity also opens up for the pro-European opposition.
Georgia became an EU candidate country in December last year, but as a result of the country’s political development, the membership process has been at a standstill since last summer.