The victory of the Georgian Dream ruling party with 53.93% has turned out to be acceptable and promising for the de facto government of Abkhazia. 

Based on the study and analysis of hundreds of messages received from observers about election violations, we would like to present information about the election fraud scheme.

"My Vote" is observing the elections of the Parliament of Georgia on October 26 in all electoral districts throughout Georgia. 

DRC has studied the programmes of electoral subjects, which, according to various public opinion polls, are likely to cross the 5% electoral threshold and will be part of the next Parliament.

The Democracy Research Center has been monitoring the pre-election environment since the official appointment of the 2024 parliamentary elections.

Ray Beasley, a Czech journalist, reporter and photographer, who was actively covering the protests against the "Russian law" in Georgia, was not allowed to enter Georgia on October 22. 

Enguri Bridge will be closed from October 23 to October 30, 2024. The de facto president of Abkhazia, Aslan Bzhania, made the above decision at the "security council" session on October 18. 

Civil society organizations are addressing reports from several sources concerning the ruling party’s illegal attempts to instill fear in voters and influence the free expression of their will using administrative resources, intimidation, and coercion.

After the recognition of independence, from 2008 to 2023, the de facto authorities of Abkhazia received more than 110 billion rubles from Russia. 

The decision of the Constitutional Court not to suspend Russian Law lacks legal justification, does not take into account the legal conclusions.