Several white minibuses bringing people to voting station. And it's not organised by elect.committee #gvote twitter.com/franakviacorka…
— Franak Viachorka (@franakviacorka) October 1, 2012
#Ivanishvili's #GeorgianDream plans outdoor gatherings 'to watch exit polls results' civil.ge/eng/article.ph… #tbilisi #georgia #gvote
— Civil.ge (@CivilGe) October 1, 2012
Via RFE/RL's Georgian Service: In Chughureti district in Tbilisi (station N16), 2 people had ink that was not detectable, but GD observers did not file a complaint because "they are waiting for more serious violations."
#gvote @rferl 17:20 - only 16% turnout of voters. Locals said it's because of presence of international observers twitter.com/franakviacorka…
— Franak Viachorka (@franakviacorka) October 1, 2012
Via RFE/RL's Georgian Service: Some irregularities in Rustavi. The mobile ballot box (used to help home-bound people vote) is being moved without election observers present.
Observers in Nadzaladevi st.77 reported that voters 1216-1458 disappeared on the voter list after an official spilt his coffee... #gvote
— TI Georgia English (@TIGeorgiaEng) October 1, 2012
Via RFE/RL's Georgian Service: A ballot box at polling station N21 in Kutaisi has "gone missing." Not clear what has happened to it.
Just to reiterate, Twitter feed of #GeorgianDream leader @b_ivanishvili written by a U.S.-based lobbying group he hired, not himself #gvote
— Ani Wandaryan (@GoldenTent) October 1, 2012
3hrs until the polls close and both sides in #gvote seem pretty confident they've won, as they have been from the start. Doesn't bode well.
— Shaun Walker (@shaunwalker7) October 1, 2012