На парламентских выборах 31 октября в Грузии примут участие 66 политических партий

Центральная избирательная комиссия Грузии (ЦИК) завершила процесс регистрации политических партий для участия в парламентских выборах 2020 года, запланированных на 31 октября. Зарегистрировано 66 политических партий.

В заявлении ЦИК, опубликованном в пятницу (4 сентября), говорится, что в общей сложности заявки на регистрацию на выборах подали 78 политических партий, из которых 12 были отклонены в ходе регистрации.

В заявлении добавлено, что соответственно Избирательная администрация завершила одну из самых важных частей избирательного процесса. Следующим этапом для политических партий является подача партийных списков, которые представляются председателю ЦИК политической партией / избирательным блоком (не позднее 1 октября), после чего запускается процесс проверки партийных списков с последующей регистрацией партийных списков.

Что касается мажоритарных кандидатов - политическая партия / избирательный блок выдвигает по одному кандидату в депутаты парламента Грузии в каждом мажоритарном избирательном округе (не позднее 1 октября).

источник: commonspace.eu

 

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