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    Armenian-populated Akhalkalaki was the only city where Saakashvili's party lost

    Regnum, Russia
    Oct 6 2006

    The city of Akhalkalaki (whose Armenian population totals 95%),
    where four voting stations functioned, was probably the only urban
    Georgian settlement, where the ruling United National Movement Party
    was defeated, Akhalkalaki mayor Nairi Iritsyan, elected in 2002,
    informed REGNUM correspondent.

    "According to preliminary assessments, candidates from the Industry
    Will Save Georgia Party nominated by the United Javakh Movement won
    the Akhalkalaki municipal elections. 60% of voters who participated
    in the elections supported majoritarians. Our success is the result
    of the last several years of work," the mayor accounted.

    As REGNUM was informed by the former mayor who was candidate at the
    local elections, 1,829 voters of over 7,000 registered have taken part
    in the Akhalkalaki municipal elections. According to data provided by
    the staff office of Nairi Iritsyan, statistics on the city elections
    show: 532 voters participated in elections according party lists, of
    which 289 voted for Industrialists and 219 - for the United National
    Movement (UNM). At voting on majority lists, 174 residents voted for
    the UNM representative and 350 - for Industrialists.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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