US EditionOp-ed: Georgian Elections: Unpacking the fallout of 4th October
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The party should not be abolished, it should be defeated through elections, - said MP Giorgi Sharashidze, a member of the party "Rejoice for Georgia". According to him, the essence of creating a political party is participation in the elections. "We do not understand the logic of the "Georgian Dream", so we were and are ready for all possible outcomes. Who is who and why "Lelo" is on the side of the "National Movement" is completely incomprehens…
Op-ed: Georgian Elections: Unpacking the fallout of 4th October
On 4th October 2025, Georgia held local elections that will be remembered for many reasons, but not for the actual outcome. These elections broke new ground – only 41% of the population cast their votes, as the majority of the parties decided to boycott the process. Traditionally, local elections in Georgia were never too popular. As a highly centralised state, Georgia has seen repeated – but unsuccessful – attempts by some opposition parties to…
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