The mission will build on the work of NDI's international observation mission that visited Georgia in early October and a pre-election assessment mission that visited the country in June, as well as the findings of long-term analysts who have been on the ground since August.
After briefings in Tbilisi, teams of observers will deploy to locations around the country, where they will meet with local electoral authorities, party and media representatives, and domestic election monitors to assess the electoral environment. On October 30, the NDI observers will visit polling stations for the opening, voting, closing and counting processes in their assigned regions.
The results of these observation efforts will be incorporated into a final assessment report on the 2016 election process to be issued next week.
The NDI delegation will conduct its activities in a nonpartisan, professional manner, in accordance with Georgian law and the Declaration of Principles for International Election Observation. NDI also will remain in close contact with Georgian domestic monitoring groups and other international observer delegations throughout the electoral period. The observation delegation is supported by the the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).
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