Georgian ruling party wins election as opposition struggles to unite for street protests ...News

The ruling Georgian Dream party is set to win the general election in the former Soviet republic and is unlikely to need a coalition partner to form a new government. Opposition leaders have called for street protests. With over 97 percent of ballots counted, Georgian Dream has secured 48 percent of votes in Saturday's general election, according to the national election administration. The United National Movement (UNM), the most successful electoral bloc of opposition parties, has won 27 percent of the votes. Of the 60 participating political groups, seven parties and two party blocs have managed to surpass the one-percent threshold

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