The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has opened a criminal case due to an incident at a polling station in Marneuli.
The Chairman of the Central Election Commission, Giorgi Kalandarishvili, reported that voters threw ballots into the ballot box.
He noted that the committee condemns this incident and will not allow anyone to destabilize the situation, RIA Novosti writes.
Kalandarishvili added that the CEC will receive explanations from the election commission from this precinct.
Parliamentary elections in Georgia are held according to a proportional system.
Parties must overcome a 5% barrier to enter parliament.
To approve the head of government and his team, it is necessary to obtain the support of 76 out of 150 deputies.
The main struggle is expected to unfold between the ruling Georgian Dream party and other political forces.
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has opened a criminal case in connection with possible ballot stuffing.
The Central Election Commission stated that they will not allow the situation in the country to be destabilized.
