Second round of elections 1. If no candidate gets the necessary amount of votes in the first round of elections, the second round of elections shall be called. 2. The second round of elections shall be called by a decree of the CEC. The second round of elections shall be held two weeks after the official announcement of the first round election results. 3. The two candidates with the best results in the first round of elections shall be authorised to run in the second round. If the candidates in second place receive an equal number of votes during the first round, the candidate who is permitted to run in the second round shall be decided by casting lots. 4. The candidate who receives the most votes in the second round of elections shall be deemed elected. 5. If candidates receive an equal number of votes in the second round, the candidate who received more votes in the first round of elections shall be considered elected. http://www.matsne.gov.ge 01019002004001016032 Article 106 - Re-run elections 1. Re-run elections shall be held if all participating candidates withdraw their candidacies in the first or the second round of elections. 2. Re-run elections shall be held within two months after the summarisation of the results of general elections. 3. The Parliament of Georgia shall call re-run elections. 4. The information about calling re-run elections shall be published in the press and other media. 5. Re-run elections shall be held under the procedure defined in this Law for general elections and within the time frame determined by the CEC, but not later than two months after the summarisation of the results of general elections.
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