Hungarian observer impressed by Georgia’s new electronic voting system

Norbert Révai-Bere, foreign policy adviser to the Hungarian National Assembly, praised the smooth operation of Georgia’s new electronic voting system while observing the local government elections on Saturday.

“We witnessed the opening of the polling station. I was very impressed that so many people came early to vote. In my experience, voters usually arrive later. This early turnout reflects strong public interest in voting, which is a positive sign for the democratic process. We are also impressed by the new electronic voting system, which operates reliably,” he said.