Unlike the 2020 parliamentary elections, the Georgian authorities will not ask the opposition to enter the parliament and start work. Mamuka Mdinaradze, the executive secretary of the ruling "Georgian Dream-Democratic Georgia" party, announced this during a meeting with journalists, Georgian media reports.
In 2020, after the parliamentary elections, the opposition refused to recognize the voting results and announced a boycott of the work of the new parliament. The boycott lasted for several months, after which the opposition finally entered the legislature and began to work.
The current parliamentary elections in Georgia were held on October 26. According to the final data of the Central Electoral Commission, the ruling "Georgian Dream-Democratic Georgia" party won with 53.93% of the votes and received 89 out of 150 mandates in the legislative body.
