IRI and IPM have messed up before and they can easily mess up now too - when you've been messed up for 12 years, it's logical that you might be messed up in the 13th year as well - these organizations don't trust themselves anymore, they've messed up the election results so many times, - Georgian Dream Chairman Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists about the results of the International Republican Institute (IRI) survey.

According to him, the ruling party will make and present tables of results of the surveys conducted by various organizations in the past, on the one hand, and the results of the elections, on the other hand.

“You can recall past surveys published by IRI and NDI, as well as the surveys published by specific TV channels, and from this the public can draw conclusions about which surveys were more in line with the results that were reflected in the elections. This is my recommendation - remember who lied to the Georgian society in the past and who did not. These organizations don't trust themselves anymore", said Irakli Kobakhidze.

According to the International Republican Institute (IRI) survey, if parliamentary elections were held this coming Saturday, 25% of respondents would support Georgian Dre­am and 13% would support the United Natio­­nal Movement.

25% of respondents name Georgian Dre­­­­am as the first choice (3% as second choice), 13% name the United Natio­­­nal Movement (3% as second choice).

As for other parties:

For Georgia - 4% (4% second choice)

Strategy Builder - 3% (4% second choice)

People’s Power - 1% (5% second choice)

Lelo - 2% (4% second choice)

Girchi - 3% (2 second choices)

Girchi&Droa - Zurab Japaridze, Elene Khoshtaria - 2% (3% second choice)

Labour Party - 2% (3% second choice)

Citizens - 2% (2% second choice)

For People - 2% (1% second choice)

Alliance of Patriots - 1% (1% second choice)

Conservative Movement - Alt Ifno - 1% (1% second choice)

European Georgia - <1% (1% second choice)

Other - 1% (<1% second choice).