Datablog | As Georgia’s government argues with the West, the public want ever closer relations
Over the past year, Georgia’s government has engaged in a series of spats with the Western governments and institutions.
Datablog | The Gakharia effect
How did the resignation of Giorgi Gakharia as prime minister affect Georgians’ political views?
Datablog | Do Georgians differentiate between the Russian people and Russian state?
Given the hostile relations between Russia and Georgia over the last 30 years, Georgian public opinion could be expected to be less than positive.
Datablog | Georgians are still conservative, but attitudes are slowly changing
Newly released data suggests that the public’s attitudes are changing about women having pre-marital sex and children out of wedlock.
Datablog | Is it ok to cancel debts ahead of elections?
In the run up to several recent elections, the government, or those close to it, have announced amnesties on people’s debts or fines.
Datablog | Georgians increasingly optimistic about joining the EU
Despite worsening relations between the EU and Georgia, new survey data suggests Georgians are increasingly optimistic about joining the bloc.
Datablog | Do people think voter secrecy is respected in Georgia
Election observers often note violations of the secrecy of the ballot in Georgia, and the 2021 local elections were no exception.
Datablog | What issues do Georgians think about when voting?
While Georgian voters tend to look to personalities over policies, policies also matter to a large number of people.
Datablog | Party activists near polling stations not acceptable for the majority in Georgia
Party activists and coordinators outside polling stations collecting information on voters has become a point of contention in recent years.
Datablog | Leaders or promises: What the Georgian public cares about when voting
Do Georgians vote based on who leads a political party or the policies they advocate?