The Constitutional Court of Georgia has ruled against a lawsuit challenging electoral procedures, concluding that the complaints lacked sufficient grounds. The decision, delivered on December 3 after the court’s plenary session on November 28-29, is final and not subject to appeal or review. The plaintiff had raised concerns regarding the secrecy of the vote in the 2024 parliamentary elections. The court, however, found no evidence that...

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