According to the Central Election Commission (CEC),133 complaints had been filed by observers by 3 p.m.

As the CEC said, most of complaints are about violation of voting secrecy, violation of the rights of the observer/representative, agitation, etc.

"Individual incidents are recorded, which cannot affect the course of the elections. We once again call on the voters to be active and come to the polling stations. We also call on all parties involved in the elections to act in accordance with the law, not to spread incorrect and unverified information and not to prevent the election administration from conducting the election process in a calm situation," the CEC said.

776,726 people, representing 41.62 % of the total number of registered voters, voted in the parliamentary elections across Georgia by 3 p.m, according to the CEC.

The CEC also announced that voting in Australia was closed, while voting in other countries was ongoing.

The parliamentary elections in Georgia are uderway.

These are the first proportional elections, with a 5% threshold that parties must pass to fill 150 seats of the Parliament.