Kaladze does not trust IPSOS research and calls it a party survey

"Georgian Dream", like all others, does not trust IPSOS studies and calls it a party survey. Kaladze says that he has just "caught a glimpse"of  the polls and that the "UNM" used to falsify the elections when in power, and now - the polls.

What we were shown yesterday is wrong - says Kaladze. According to him, there will be no coalition government and the "Georgian Dream" will win the elections unconditionally:

We have seen a lot of polls recently and I can say only one thing- if in the previous years, when the "National Movement" was in power it rigged the elections, now they are engaged in rigging polls - says Kaladze.

The speaker of parliament  responds to the statements of the third president and says that "he is like a stick in the wheel of the opposition."

As for the opposition, both parliamentary and non-parliamentary opposition groups say the IPSOS survey shows that people are demanding change, are ready to change the government, and suggests that the country will have a coalition government after the October 31 elections. According to them, the "Georgian Dream" must accept that it will have to leave the government.

A survey commissioned by Mtavari Channeel was published yesterday, where the total number of opposition votes exceeds that of the current ruling team.

IPSOS conducted the survey between September 10-18. A total of 1,500 respondents were interviewed throughout Georgia, and the margin of error is + -2.5%.
The information envisaged by law is published on our website mtavari.tv, in the section "Elections 2020".