Georgia's parliamentary elections have drawn significant attention from both international and local observers, highlighting concerns over the fairness of the electoral process. Observers noted that while Election Day was generally well administered, there were reports of irregularities and sporadic violence.

The pre-election environment was marked by allegations against the ruling party for misuse of public resources, vote buying, and voter intimidation. These issues have raised doubts about the fairness of the election outcome among both domestic and international communities.

Observers have not declared the results to be free and fair. There is a strong call for a thorough investigation into all reports of election-related violations. "We condemn all contraventions of international norms and join calls from international and local observers for a full investigation of all reports of election-related violations," said one statement.

Looking ahead, there is encouragement for Georgia's political leaders to uphold the rule of law, repeal legislation undermining fundamental freedoms, and address electoral deficiencies collaboratively. The country's European and Euro-Atlantic integration goals necessitate respecting civil society rights and fundamental freedoms as outlined in Georgia's constitution.