The parliamentary vote set for December 14 is a crucial step for the ruling Georgian Dream party to solidify its power following contested elections, facing opposition boycotts.
The installation of a new president chosen by an electoral college, as mandated by rules established by Georgian Dream in 2017, is viewed as a move to ensure a loyalist's victory.
Opposition parties rejecting the legitimacy of the October elections and the new parliament's formation raises concerns about democratic integrity, especially after allegations of electoral fraud.
European election observers marked the elections as problematic, citing instances of bribery, double voting, and violence, reflecting a deeply polarized political landscape in Georgia.
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