According to NDI survey, when asked which party is closest to their views, 51% of respondents said no party, 18% - Georgian Dream, and 6% - National Movement

According to a survey conducted by the National Democratic Institute, the majority of the population does not know or does not say which party is closest to their views. Only 30% of the population named a particular party.

When asked which party is closest to your views, 51% of respondents did not name any party. According to the survey, 18% of respondents named "Georgian Dream" and "United National Movement" 6%. 6% of respondents named other parties. According to the same survey, 10% of respondents do not know, while 9% did not answer the question.

According to the survey, the number of people who are expected to participate in the elections is 61%.

When asked which party is closest to your views, out of 61% of those who are likely to go to the elections, 24% name the Georgian Dream, the National Movement - 7%, other parties - 7%, 45% - do not name any party and 9% do not know.

Individual support rates for parties in the National Democratic Institute and CRRC-Georgia survey are so low that they cannot be used to predict the election results. According to them, the results of this poll and the elections will be significantly different, because the fate of the elections will depend on the behavior of the undecided voters.

According to the NDI, the results reflect data collected between July 13-25, through telephone interviews with a nationwide representative sample of Georgia’s adult population, excluding occupied territories, that included 2,016 completed interviews. The average margin of error is +/- 1.3 percent. Respondents were selected using the random-digit-dial method.