Datablog | Do politicians serve Georgia’s public interests?
Recent data suggests that roughly half of the Georgian public believes that neither the opposition nor the ruling party serves their interests.
Datablog | Georgia’s uneven post-pandemic economic recovery
Data shows employment rates are still eight percentage points lower than in 2019.
Datablog | Knowing a queer person increases tolerance
Data from a recent survey in Georgia suggests that people who know a non-heterosexual person are significantly more tolerant.
Datablog | Georgians want immigration restrictions for Russians
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there has been an outflow of Russians to the South Caucasus.
Datablog | Georgians want their government to support Ukraine
The Russian invasion of Ukraine shook Georgia, and new polling from CRRC Georgia reveals the extent of the political fallout so far.
Datablog | How many votes were bought in Georgia’s local elections?
According to new research, 20% of Tbilisi’s population appears to be willing to sell their vote.
Datablog | Georgians are becoming increasingly tolerant
Despite prominent instances of hate-motivated violence in recent years, recent surveys show a growing recognition of the importance of a wide range of minority rights.
Datablog | Georgians remain hesitant about vaccinating kids
Many of those who are willing to be vaccinated themselves, would not vaccinate their children.
Datablog | As Georgia’s government argues with the West, the public want ever closer relations
Over the past year, Georgia’s government has engaged in a series of spats with the Western governments and institutions.
Datablog | Who reported seeing dzveli bitchebi engaged in the elections?
Data from an ISFED and CRRC Georgia survey suggests that a substantial share of the public reported seeing criminal elements around polling stations.