Georgian Opposition Challenges Election Results Amid Fraud Allegations

The opposition calls for protests and a new election, citing widespread electoral fraud in favor of the ruling Georgian Dream party.

The Georgian Dream party claims victory with 54% of the vote, but the opposition and President Salome Zurabishvili reject the results as fraudulent.
Opposition parties demand a new election and an international investigation into alleged widespread electoral violations.
Despite accusations of manipulation, the Central Election Commission's recount confirmed the official results, which the opposition disputes.
Protests organized by the opposition have seen limited turnout, reflecting internal divisions and strategic missteps.
International observers, including the OSCE and U.S. President Joe Biden, have expressed concerns about democratic backsliding in Georgia.