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Infographic: Women's Political Partcipation in Georgia's 2016 Elections by the Numbers

Polls show that Georgians would like to see more women in their parliament. Currently, women make up 12 percent of the Georgian legislature, behind the average of 25.8 percent for European countries and placing Georgia at 147 of 194 countries worldwide in women’s political representation. The infographic analysis reveals current numbers on women's participation as candidates in Georgia's October 8 parliamentary elections in Georgia.

Infographic: Women's Political Partcipation in Georgia's 2016 Elections by the Numbers

Polls show that Georgians would like to see more women in their parliament. Currently, women make up 12 percent of the Georgian legislature, behind the average of 25.8 percent for European countries and placing Georgia at 147 of 194 countries worldwide in women’s political representation. The infographic analysis reveals current numbers on women's participation as candidates in Georgia's October 8 parliamentary elections in Georgia.

NDI Poll: Georgians Still Politically Undecided; Election Outcome Unpredictable

NDI Poll: Undecided Voters Less Satisfied with Country's Outlook; Support for NATO and EU Stable

TBILISI – Poll results released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and CRRC Georgia reveal that the majority of Georgians still believes the country is not changing at all (34%) or going in the wrong direction (33%), while a quarter (25%) of Georgians believe the country is going in the right direction. This represents a steady decline over the last few years but a slight improvement since NDI’s March 2016 poll.

Political Will and Restraint Needed to Ensure Confidence in Georgia's Elections, NDI Delegation Finds

TBILISI – Georgia approaches the October 8 parliamentary elections equipped with a deepening reserve of democratic assets while also facing critical but surmountable challenges, a pre­election assessment mission of the National Democratic Institute (NDI) found.