Voting at the second round of Georgia’s parliamentary elections is over as all the 2,229 polling station in 50 one-seat constituencies closed at 20:00 local time on Sunday, local media reported.
"The voting process proceeded in a peaceful, calm atmosphere in all the 50 constituencies. No serious violations were reported," Ani Mikeladze, a spokeswoman for the Georgian Central Election Commission, told journalists.
According to the Central Election Commission and local non-government organizations monitoring the voting, certain procedural, technical and other minor violations were reported in a number of constituencies.