Salome Samadashvili, at the briefing, said that there was information that the former Georgian ambassador to Israel, Lasha Zivania, was leading this special operation to deny more than 2,000 Georgians the right to vote in the elections.
According to her, the representatives of “Georgian Dream”, in the Commission, are not expected to appear at the election on the day.
Samadashvili said that anyone who interferes with the constitutional rights of the Georgians to exercise their voting rights will be held accountable.
“There are just 30 hours until the victory of Georgians. In the historic elections tomorrow the people will choose between a European future, a stronger Georgian state, and a democratic one. The Russian regime knows this, and is counting down the hours until it leaves power. The regime is not giving up, and it tries to stop the Georgians from expressing their will, even if it means making comically desperate efforts. It knows that it will lose these elections. It is first and foremost our famous working emigration that Bidzina ivanishvili turned in to refugees from their country. Today, they are trying to deny these people the right to vote.
We received information that Israel, where only one polling station is open, is trying to deny the right to vote to more than 2,000 Georgians who are registered in this station. This is done through deliberate sabotage when the representatives of “Georgian Dream” in the commission plan to not appear at the polling station on the day of elections.
Lasha Zhvania, the former Georgian ambassador to Israel, is leading this special operation against Georgian citizens and the democratic future for this country. I want to remind everyone that sabotaging or obstructing an election is a criminal offense. From October 27, a new government will be in place. Salome Samadashvili said, “The government will not only return Georgia on the path of European Development, but also return the rule-of-law to Georgia. And everyone who tries to interfere today or tomorrow with the constitutional rights of the Georgians to exercise their voting rights, will be punished.”
Giorgi Sioridze explained that they recently learned, according to Giorgi, one of the leaders behind “Strong Georgia”, that the chairman of Ramad-Gani’s election precinct Zaza Sokhaneishvili had written a statement about the termination of his power, despite the fact that the deputy, secretary, and another member will not be attending tomorrow. To go to the election, which threatens to conduct elections in Israel.
The election commission is made up of 17 members. At least 9 must be present on the day of the election for the commission to begin working. A special committee is created if, according to Resolution 50 of the CEC of September 11, the number of declared members drops below nine. This group will conduct the election, but this spec. The group must have at least seven members. The group must consist of at least 7 members.
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