We want to address the disinformation that has been intensively circulating in media and social networks. The spread of manipulative and unsubstantiated information appears to be part of a coordinated campaign aimed at misleading voters. Such a statement made today the Spokesperson of the Central Election Commission.

“Since this morning, representatives of various political entities have been calling on the election administration to create a database of participating voters to allow voters to verify their presence in the voter turnout list. Politicians are well aware that such action is legally restricted, and creating such a database poses risks of personal data disclosure, which contradicts one of the fundamental principles of elections and international best practices. It’s important to note that no formal complaint has been filed regarding this matter. This clearly shows that party representatives are making unrealistic demands for political purposes to create a perception that the election administration is concealing information.

Finally, we would like to address the discrediting statement made by the President of Georgia. Salome Zourabichvili categorically claims that electoral technologies were used to falsify the elections. We urge all involved parties to carefully review the assessment by the American company PRO V&V regarding electronic technologies, and if any problems are found, to pursue legal measures. We will continue to provide accurate information to the public and will not leave any disinformation unaddressed”, - said Natia Ioseliani.