Georgia's opposition calls for protests after pro-Russian party declared winner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : If Ivanishvili's party's majority in the 150-seat parliament is confirmed, analysts say it could end Georgia's hopes of securing EU membership and deliver a severe blow to the opposition and civil society.
40% : The situation in Georgia closely mirrored the situation of Moldova, where voters last week opted for EU accession with a razor-thin majority. To promote the war and peace message, GD had launched an aggressive campaign, covering cities with posters that juxtaposed scenes of destruction in Ukraine -- burnt buses and ruined buildings -- with pristine images of Georgia.

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