Opinion polls indicate opposition parties could get enough votes to form a coalition government to supplant the ruling Georgian Dream party, controlled by powerful billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili

Georgia — like other former Soviet republics — has found itself between Russia and the West, with competing forces pulling it in either direction.

Tomorrow, October 26, a parliamentary election will be held in Georgia, which will decide the country’s direction: toward the West or Russia. Here is the analysis of how the campaign is going, the ratings of the main parties,

The people of Georgia are heading to the polls on Saturday, Oct. 26. After all, Georgians are electing a new parliament. But there is also more at stake for the country in the South Caucasus with capital Tbilisi.