The election is pivotal for Georgia's future direction, determining whether the country continues its Western alignment or shifts towards closer ties with Russia.
Voters must decide if they want a well-functioning democracy or risk slipping back into authoritarianism, as represented by Georgia's future political alignment.
The Georgian Dream party, backed by oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, frames the election as a matter of peace, implying conflict with Russia if opposition wins.
With a new electoral system in place, the election gives parties a chance to secure seats proportionally, with a supermajority goal aimed by the ruling party.
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