According to the spokesperson of the Central Election Commission, Ana Mikeladze, by 20:00, according to preliminary data, 1,970,540 voters took part in the parliamentary elections in Georgia, which is 56.11% of the total number.

PM thanks Georgia’s citizens who have cast a ballot today and emphasizes that despite the pandemic, Georgia was able to hold Free, open and democratic elections.

The voting has already stopped at 20:00. Exit poll by Survation shows the following results:

TV Company Formula will issue another exit poll at 22:00.

Imedi channel announced the first exit poll results obtained by the Public Opinion Strategies.

Parliamentary polling stations were closed in Georgia.

Watching our ally Georgia's elections - Congressman Adam Kinzinger wrote on his Twitter.

Today the U.S. Embassy’s election monitoring teams are joining local and international observers to monitor voting in communities across Georgia. Ambassador Degnan observed precincts in Marneuli and Mtskheta.

Mamuka Khazaradze, the chairman of the party "LELO for Georgia," who is in isolation due to the coronavirus, addressed his supporters and called on them to participate in the elections.

According to the Election Administration, as of 15:00, voter turnout is 36.45%.

According to Nauseda, parliamentary elections in Georgia provide opportunity to demonstrate maturity of Georgian democracy.

"I voted for the success of the country, the European future, development, construction, and a state where the main value for the government is the people," - said the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Regional Development and Infrastructure Maia Tskitishvili.

"The choice I have made will contribute to the country's rapid economic recovery and rapid development," said the Minister of Finance Ivane Machavariani, who made his choice in #6 Chugureti constituency.

The Minister of Environment Protection and Agriculture, Levan Davitashvili, made his choice at the 74th polling station in 173 school building in Gldani.

According to the spokesperson of the Election Administration, Ana Mikeladze, the turnout at 12:00, is 19.41%, which is 681,583 voters.

According to the Election Administration, as of 10:00 a.m., voter turnout was 8.33% (292,587 voters).

The Georgian Dream leader, Bidzina Ivanishvili, has already made his choice at the polling station. After the vote, Ivanishvili told the media that the Georgian Dream would come to power with a majority.

"Today we are voting to build the country we all dream of," Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili said after the vote.

Kakha Kaladze, the mayor of Tbilisi and the Georgian Dream party's executive secretary, says that there are no so-called "carousels."

“As Georgia votes this weekend, we call for truly free and fair elections. Democratic values are the foundation for the US/Georgia strategic partnership & Georgia’s future NATO membership,” the US Mission to NATO wrote on Twitter.