Georgian ruling party excludes early parliamentary elections
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- 14 November, 2019
- 11:22
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Deputies from the ruling Georgian Dream Party, Mamuka Mdinaradze and Irakli Kobakhidze, exclude early parliamentary elections in the country.
According to local bureau of Report, parliament members announced that the elections would be held in 2020.
Mdinaradze said that all parties would be provided with equal conditions in the upcoming elections.
In his turn, Kobakhidze noted that the parliamentary elections would be held on October 31, 2020: “Holding early elections is not a matter of debate. Next year, elections will be held on a mixed system, and from 2024 on a proportional system. ”
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