Is Georgia slipping back into Russia's orbit?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : In Moldova earlier this week, President Maia Sandu came within a whisker of losing a referendum on EU membership after a pro-Russian vote-buying operation funded by Ilan Şor, a fugitive oligarch living in Moscow.
43% : One reason, suggests Gutbrod, is that GD voters may not regard EU accession as a priority: they perhaps want to wait for the bloc to evolve into the more socially conservative model advocated by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, an ally of Ivanishvili.
34% : " With the election fast approaching, EU officials have issued increasingly stark warnings that Georgia's accession is at risk if voters back a party whose actions are incompatible with the bloc's values.

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