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Council of Europe member since 1999. Elections administered by the Central Election Commission of Georgia (CEC). Election Code (Organic Law No 5273, 27 December 2011) and Constitution (1995) are published by the Republic of Georgia in official English translations via matsne.gov.ge.

Paper onlyVoting method

Georgia uses paper ballots, hand-counted by precinct election commissions under the Election Code (Organic Law No 5273). Article 65 codifies ballot-paper specifications and Article 67 codifies sealed-ballot-box procedure. Some pilot electronic-voting machines were used in 2024 in select precincts but paper ballots remain the predominant statewide method.

Sourceverified 2026-05-18

Voting Channels

How voters cast a ballot

The voting channels available under current law, each verified against the cited statute.

  • Election dayElection-day in personall

    Voting at the polling station 08:00–20:00 on election day.

    Election Code Art. 60

  • EarlyEarly in personnot available

    No early-voting channel is codified.

  • PostalPostal / mailnot available

    No postal voting is codified; citizens abroad vote in person at diplomatic missions.

  • ProxyProxynot available

    No proxy voting.

  • InternetInternetnot available

    No internet voting.

Methodology Radar

Primary Instruments

CitationTypeTitleSectionsStatus
Organic Law 5273 (Election Code)ActGE Election Code176active
Const. of Georgia (1995)ConstitutionGE Constitution73active

Methodologies — Datapoint Drill-In

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