REGULATIONS on Elections of the Constituent Assembly
Chapter 1
General Provisions
1. The
Constituent Assembly shall be elected through universal, equal, direct and
secret ballot suffrage irrespective of sex and based on the principle of proportional
representation.
2. One
electoral district shall be set up for the election of the Constituent
Assembly.
The number of the members of the Constituent
assembly shall be 130 people. The
Republic shall be divided in electoral precincts for voting.
Chapter II
The electoral right
3. The
right to voting shall have the citizens of the republic of both sexes who
attained the age of 20 at the day of
election. Those, enlisted in the Regular
Army shall have only the passive right to
vote.
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Chapter III
The administration of the election of the
Constituent Assembly
9. The
elections shall be organized by Central, city,
district and village electoral commissions.
Note: In
10. The
Central Electoral Commission of the Republic shall be set up by the Parliament
of Georgia composed of 21 members. The
Commission shall elect the Chairman, the Comrade (deputy) of the Chairman,
secretary and the treasurer.
From the day of accepting the list of
candidates, the political parties or groups, which have submitted the list,
shall have one representative at the Central Electoral Commission with the full
right of membership.
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22. Sukhumi District Electoral Commission shall consist of nine
members of City Board in accordance of distribution of power between the acting
political parties. The Commission shall
have the Chairman, Comrade (deputy) of the Chairman, secretary and treasurer
elected from the members of the Commission.
From the day of accepting the list of
candidates, the political parties or groups, which have submitted the list to Sukhumi Okrug Commission, shall
have one representative at the Central Electoral Commission with the full right
of membership.
Note: Sukhumi
District Commission shall have the responsibility as it is specified for the
regional Commissions.
The village and community Commissions shall be
set up in
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Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia N. Chkheidze
Chairman of the Government of the
(Central State Historical Archive of Georgia,
f. 1836, desc. 1, file 85, p. 183-199)