| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia | 17 |
| No party | 16 |
| UNM | 14 |
| Barkradze-Ugulava - European Georgia | 3 |
| Alliance of Patriots of Georgia | 3 |
| Other | 6 |
| Don't know | 27 |
| Refuse to answer | 12 |
VOTPARL1: Which party would you vote for in parliamentary elections? First choice
Question text: If parliamentary elections were tomorrow which party would you vote for? Which party would be your first choice?
Note: The question was asked to the likely voters (those who named number over 1 on a 10-point scale).
The question was recoded. Democratic Movement - United Georgia, Georgian Labor Party, Political Platform - New Georgia, New Political Center - Girchi, Free Georgia, Left Alliance, Free Democrats, National Forum, Freedom - Zviad Gamsakhurdia's Way, New Rights, Unity of Georgian Traditionalists, Republican Party, Industry will save Georgia/Industrialists, Georgian Conservative Party, Movement State for People and Tamaz Mechiauri for United Georgia were grouped to 'Other'.
- Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia
- No party
- UNM
- Barkradze-Ugulava - European Georgia
- Alliance of Patriots of Georgia
- Other
- Don't know
- Refuse to answer
VOTPARL1 in other datasets:
Single datasets
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, November-December 2019
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, July 2019
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, December 2018
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2018
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, March 2018
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, December 2017
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2016
- Survey on protest and politics in Georgia
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, March 2016
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, November 2015
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, August 2015
- NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, April 2015
Time-series datasets
NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, April 2019
Public attitudes in Georgia, April 2019
Analyze responses
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- Note: In some cases the percentages do not add up to 100 due to decimal points and rounding.
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