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NDI Poll: Respondents Say Government Is Making Changes That Matter to Them; They Disapprove of the Prime Minister's Resignation Statement

TBILISI – Jobs continue to be the top national issue of concern in Georgia, according to the findings of a National Democratic Institute (NDI) poll released here today. Some 63 percent of poll respondents ranked it as number one, while the cost of communal services is the top local issue at 46 percent.

Public Attitudes in Georgia: Results of a September 2013 Survey

NDI Delegation to Assess Electoral Environment in Georgia

TBILISI – The National Democratic Institute (NDI) announced that it is fielding a pre-election assessment delegation that arrived in Tbilisi today. The mission will assess electoral processes surrounding Georgia's Oct. 27 presidential election.

NDI Poll: Georgian Dream, Ivanishvili Remain Most Popular; UNM Continues to be Seen as Strongest Opposition Party

TBILISI - Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili remains the most popular political leader in Georgia with a 69 percent approval rating, while 52 percent rate the Georgian Dream Coalition as the “party” closest to them, according to the findings of a public opinion survey released here today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI). Forty-seven percent named the United National Movement (UNM) as the strongest opposition party in the country.

NDI Poll: Georgians Say Government is Making Changes That Matter to Them; Issue Priorities Remain Unchanged

TBILISI – A survey of public opinion in Georgia, released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI), shows that by a 62 to 27 percent margin Georgians see the current government as making changes that matter to them. Jobs continue to be the highest priority issue with 61 percent ranking it as number one, while territorial integrity and affordable healthcare are the second and third priority issues at 34 and 30 percent respectively.