By Davit Kachkachishvili
TBILISI (AA) - Georgia's Central Election Commission announced Thursday the final results of the country's general elections held on Oct. 31 that the ruling party will be able to form the government alone.
According to the election results announced by the commission, the ruling Georgian Dream Party won 90 seats in the 150-member parliament.
The opposition parties, however, do not accept the election results, demanding the elections to be reorganized.
They have been holding demonstrations across the country many times since Oct 31.
But the government is determined not to run the elections again.
* Writing by Havva Kara Aydin in Ankara
