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GORBI exit Poll: GD 56.1%; Coalition for Change -16.7%; UNM -11.6%; Strong Georgia -7.0%  

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As of 6:30 p.m., four parties had exceeded the 5% threshold for the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Particularly:
“Georgian Dream”, received 56.1% votes.
“Coalition for Change – 12.6%”
“United National Movement – 11.6%”
“Strong Georgia” – 7.0%;
“Gakharia for Georgia”, 4.8%
“Girchi” – 3.0%;
“Alliance of Georgian Patriots”, 2.2%
Other – 2.7%

 

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