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Musings about Georgia and beyond: politics and travels. Repository of Georgian election history. Personal site of Jelger Groeneveld. Get in touch here. Alternatively visit my website Occupied dedicated to the Russian occupation in Georgia.

Recent Posts

  • 2025 Local Elections of Georgia 10 Sep 2025
  • 2024 Elections Parliament of Georgia 26 Oct 2024
  • Timeline ahead of the Georgian parliamentary elections of 2024 26 Oct 2024
  • The first Georgian female MPs: Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze 20 Jan 2024
  • We need to talk about Budapest and Tbilisi 29 Jun 2023

Election Repository

  • 2020 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2016 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2012 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2008 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 1999 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 1995 Elections Parliament of Georgia

External Articles

  • RAAM: Georgische democratie knakt (2025)
  • RAAM: In Georgië gaan de verkiezingen over de democratie zelf (2024)
  • NRC: Voorkom dat EU-kandidaatlid Georgië net zo autocratisch wordt als Rusland
  • NRC: Democratische principes EU in het gedrang bij kandidaatstelling Georgië (2023)
  • Civil.ge: Kremlin’s Silent Victory (2023)
  • RAAM: Georgische protesten gaan over meer dan de ‘buitenlandse-agentwet’ (2023)
  • Civil.ge: No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? (2023)
  • Civil.ge: Georgian Dream Deliberately Frustrates Western Friends (2021)
  • GIP: Policy Memo – Georgia’s Future with the European Union (2021)
  • Civil.ge: Georgian Democracy at Crossroads (2020)
  • Civil.ge: Georgia’s Phantom Treaty (2020)
  • Civil.ge: Dividing a country (2019)
  • Civil.ge: When recognition is not the aim (2019)
  • Civil.ge: Putin: Throwing sand of historic deceit (2019)
  • GIP: What does the Dutch request to the European Commission over Albania mean for Georgia? (2019)
  • GIP: Expert Comment – What are the chances that the EU visa suspension mechanism will be used against Georgia? (2019)
  • Civil.ge: Recognized occupation (2018)
  • Civil.ge: Russo-Georgian War: Recognition (2018)
  • GIP: Facing the Problem of Georgian Criminality in the EU (2017)
  • GIP: Georgian Dream in Shambles (2016)

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2025 Local Elections of Georgia
Politics

2025 Local Elections of Georgia

The local elections in Georgia will take place on Saturday 4 October 2025. The municipal elections are highly controversial among … Continue reading 2025 Local Elections of Georgia

2024 Elections Parliament of Georgia
Georgia

2024 Elections Parliament of Georgia

The election for the 11th Convocation of the Parliament of Georgia took place on Saturday 26 October 2024. It was … Continue reading 2024 Elections Parliament of Georgia

Timeline ahead of the Georgian parliamentary elections of 2024
Georgia

Timeline ahead of the Georgian parliamentary elections of 2024

This page contains a timeline of the five months ahead the Georgian parliamentary elections of 26 October 2024, from 1 … Continue reading Timeline ahead of the Georgian parliamentary elections of 2024

2008 Elections Parliament of Georgia
Elections, Georgia

2008 Elections Parliament of Georgia

On 21 May 2008 elections were held for the 7th Convocation of the Parliament of Georgia. They were effectively snap … Continue reading 2008 Elections Parliament of Georgia

2012 Elections Parliament of Georgia
Elections

2012 Elections Parliament of Georgia

The elections for the 8th Convocation of the Parliament of Georgia took place on 1 October 2012, which the Georgian … Continue reading 2012 Elections Parliament of Georgia

The first Georgian female MPs: Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze
Georgia, History

The first Georgian female MPs: Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze

On 12 March 1919, five Georgian women entered parliament after democratic elections, a first in Georgia. This is the story … Continue reading The first Georgian female MPs: Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze

We need to talk about Budapest and Tbilisi
Georgia, Politics

We need to talk about Budapest and Tbilisi

Over the course of 2022 and 2023 the bromance between the Georgian prime minister Irakli Garibashvili and his Hungarian counterpart … Continue reading We need to talk about Budapest and Tbilisi

2016 Elections Parliament of Georgia
Elections

2016 Elections Parliament of Georgia

The 2016 parliamentary elections of Georgia took place on 8 and 30 October 2016 and were won by the ruling Georgian Dream that consolidated its power by achieving a constitutional majority. Continue reading 2016 Elections Parliament of Georgia

Georgia back to the USSR
Georgia, Politics

Georgia back to the USSR

In February 2023 the Peoples Power faction of the Georgian Parliament launched the draft law “On Transparency of Foreign Funding”, … Continue reading Georgia back to the USSR

No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? – Civil.ge
Georgia, Politics

No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? – Civil.ge

6 February 2023 via No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? – Civil.ge In my latest at Civil Georgia I argue the … Continue reading No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? – Civil.ge

Short trip to Armenia’s Syunik province
Travel

Short trip to Armenia’s Syunik province

While in Armenia on business, I took up the opportunity to travel to the southern part of the country, the … Continue reading Short trip to Armenia’s Syunik province

1995 Elections Parliament of Georgia
Elections, Georgia, History

1995 Elections Parliament of Georgia

The 1995 parliamentary elections of Georgia took place on 5 and 19 November, in parallel with the presidential elections and were won by Citizen Union of acting head of state Shevardnadze. Continue reading 1995 Elections Parliament of Georgia

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About Eastwatch

Musings about Georgia and beyond: politics and travels. Repository of Georgian election history. Personal site of Jelger Groeneveld. Get in touch here. Alternatively visit my website Occupied dedicated to the Russian occupation in Georgia.

Recent Posts

  • 2025 Local Elections of Georgia 10 Sep 2025
  • 2024 Elections Parliament of Georgia 26 Oct 2024
  • Timeline ahead of the Georgian parliamentary elections of 2024 26 Oct 2024
  • The first Georgian female MPs: Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze 20 Jan 2024
  • We need to talk about Budapest and Tbilisi 29 Jun 2023

Election Repository

  • 2020 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2016 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2012 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 2008 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 1999 Elections Parliament of Georgia
  • 1995 Elections Parliament of Georgia

External Articles

  • RAAM: Georgische democratie knakt (2025)
  • RAAM: In Georgië gaan de verkiezingen over de democratie zelf (2024)
  • NRC: Voorkom dat EU-kandidaatlid Georgië net zo autocratisch wordt als Rusland
  • NRC: Democratische principes EU in het gedrang bij kandidaatstelling Georgië (2023)
  • Civil.ge: Kremlin’s Silent Victory (2023)
  • RAAM: Georgische protesten gaan over meer dan de ‘buitenlandse-agentwet’ (2023)
  • Civil.ge: No Candidacy: EU’s Fatal Error? (2023)
  • Civil.ge: Georgian Dream Deliberately Frustrates Western Friends (2021)
  • GIP: Policy Memo – Georgia’s Future with the European Union (2021)
  • Civil.ge: Georgian Democracy at Crossroads (2020)
  • Civil.ge: Georgia’s Phantom Treaty (2020)
  • Civil.ge: Dividing a country (2019)
  • Civil.ge: When recognition is not the aim (2019)
  • Civil.ge: Putin: Throwing sand of historic deceit (2019)
  • GIP: What does the Dutch request to the European Commission over Albania mean for Georgia? (2019)
  • GIP: Expert Comment – What are the chances that the EU visa suspension mechanism will be used against Georgia? (2019)
  • Civil.ge: Recognized occupation (2018)
  • Civil.ge: Russo-Georgian War: Recognition (2018)
  • GIP: Facing the Problem of Georgian Criminality in the EU (2017)
  • GIP: Georgian Dream in Shambles (2016)

Archives

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  • June 2023
  • April 2023
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  • January 2023
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