格鲁吉亚梦想—民主格鲁吉亚
格鲁吉亚政党
格鲁吉亚梦想—民主格鲁吉亚(格鲁吉亚语:ქართული ოცნება – დემოკრატიული საქართველო,罗马化:artuli otsneba – demok'rat'iuli sakartvelo)是2012年4月成立的一个格鲁吉亚政党,创始人是亿万富翁比济纳·伊万尼什维利[31],现任党主席是伊拉克利·加里巴什维利。该党在2012年格鲁吉亚议会选举中获得54.88%的得票率,而当时总统萨卡什维利领导的统一民族运动党获得40.39%的选票[32]。该党也是“格鲁吉亚梦想”政党联盟的主要政党。
格鲁吉亚梦想—民主格鲁吉亚 ქართული ოცნება – დემოკრატიული საქართველო | |
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主席 | 伊拉克利·加里巴什维利 |
秘书长 | 卡哈·卡拉泽 |
荣誉主席 | 比济纳·伊万尼什维利 |
执行秘书 | Mamuka Mdinaradze |
政务秘书 | 伊拉克利·科巴希泽 |
区域秘书 | Dimitri Samkharadze |
党际关系秘书 | Gia Volski |
创始人 | 比济纳·伊万尼什维利 |
成立 | 2012年4月21日[1] |
注册 | 2012年5月7日[2] |
意识形态 | |
政治立场 | |
国内组织 | 格鲁吉亚梦想(至2016年) |
欧洲组织 | 欧洲社会党 (观察员,2015年 - 2023年)(2015–2023)[28] |
国际组织 | 进步联盟 (至2023年) |
官方色彩 | 蓝色和 橙黄色 |
口号 | მხოლოდ მშვიდობით, ღირსებითა და კეთილდღეობით ევროპისკენ(只为欧洲的和平、尊严和繁荣)[29][30] |
国会席次 | 83 / 150 |
市议员 | 1,333 / 2,068 |
阿扎尔最高委员会席次 | 13 / 21 |
第比利斯市议会席次 | 29 / 50 |
库塔伊西市议会席次 | 18 / 35 |
巴统市议会席次 | 16 / 35 |
市长 | 63 / 64 |
党旗 | |
官方网站 | |
gd.ge | |
格鲁吉亚政治 政党 · 选举 |
政治立场
根据之前修改后的宪法,总理将取代总统成为格鲁吉亚的实权人物。而比济纳·伊万尼什维利多次表示,恢复与俄罗斯的关系将是未来政府的优先发展方向,格鲁吉亚商品重回俄罗斯市场对格鲁吉亚的经济至关重要[32]。
选举表现
年 | 比例代表制得票 | % | 席次 | +/– | 排名 | 执政党 |
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2012 | 1,184,612 | 54.97 | 85 / 150
|
新政党 | 第1 | 是 |
2016 | 857,394 | 48.65 | 115 / 150
|
▲ 30 | ━ 第1 | 是 |
2020 | 928,004 | 48.22 | 90 / 150
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▼ 25 | ━ 第1 | 是 |
2024 | 1,119,967 | 53.93 | 89 / 150
|
▼ 1 | ━ 第1 | 是 |
总统选举
年 | 候选人 | 首轮 | 次轮 | ||
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得票 | % | 得票 | % | ||
2013 | 格奥尔基·马尔格韦拉什维利 | 1,012,569 | 62.12(#1) | ||
2018 | 萨洛梅·祖拉比什维利 | 615,572 | 38.64(#1) | 1,147,701 | 59.52(#1) |
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