Strategy Aghmashenebeli

Georgian political party

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Strategy Aghmashenebeli

სტრატეგია აღმაშენებელი

Leader| Giorgi Vashadze
Founded| June 6, 2016
Split from| UNM
Headquarters| Tbilisi, Georgia
Ideology| Liberalism
Progressivism
Reformism
Pro-Europeanism
Political position| Centre
European affiliation| Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Colours| Red
Seats in Parliament|

3 / 150

Municipal Councilors|

8 / 2,068

Seats In Kutaisi City Assembly|

1 / 35

Website
aghmashenebeli.win

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Strategy Aghmashenebeli (Georgian: სტრატეგია აღმაშენებელი st’rat’egia aghmashenebeli), sometimes translated as Strategy Builder, is a political party in Georgia founded by Giorgi Vashadze, who along with supporters left the UNM after a party conflict. Strategy Aghmashenebeli has declared itself as following liberal principles. The party took part in the 2016 Georgian parliamentary election in the bloc State for a People, led by Paata Burchuladze, but only obtaining 3.45% of votes, it could not overcome the barrier to enter the Parliament.

During the 2017 Tbilisi mayoral elections, the party's candidate was leader Giorgi Vashadze, who came sixth, obtaining 1.95 percent of the vote

During the 2018 presidential elections' campaign, New Georgia joined the largest opposition coalition Strength is in Unity.

In 2020, New Georgia and Law and Justice split from Strength in Unity and created their own coalition, Strategy Builder.

On 11 December 2021, Strategy Aghmashenebeli officially became a full member of the ALDE Party.[1]

## Electoral performance[edit]

### Parliamentary election[edit]

Election  | Leader  | Votes  | %  | Seats  | +/–  | Position  | Government  | Coalition

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2016 | Giorgi Vashadze | 60,681  | 3.45  |

0 / 150

| New  | 6th  | Extra-parliamentary | State for the People
2020 | Giorgi Vashadze | 60,671  | 3.15  |

4 / 150

|  4  |  5th  | Opposition  | Independent

### Local election[edit]

Election  | Votes  | %  | Seats  | +/–

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2017[2] | 18,426  | 1.23  |

1 / 2,043

| New
2021[3] | 23,629  | 1.34  |

8 / 2,068

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## Seats in Municipal assemblies[edit]

Municipal Council  | Votes  | %  | Seats  | Status

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Kutaisi | 2,168  | 3.27 (#4)  |

1 / 35

| Opposition
Lagodekhi | 941  | 4.99 (#3)  |

2 / 30

| Opposition
Tsageri | 316  | 4.75 (#5)  |

1 / 30

| Opposition
Chiatura | 822  | 4.03 (#4)  |

1 / 36

| Opposition
Tsalka | 272  | 3.1 (#5)  |

1 / 30

| Opposition
Khulo | 462  | 3.16 (#6)  |

1 / 24

| Opposition
Lentekhi | 96  | 3.01 (#8)  |

1 / 21

| Opposition

## References[edit]

1. ^ "ALDE Party – Liberals and Democrats for Europe on Facebook". Facebook. Archived from the original on 2022-04-30.[user-generated source]
2. ^ https://archiveresults.cec.gov.ge/results/20171021/proporciuli.html
3. ^ "Არჩევნების შედეგები".

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Political parties in Georgia

Governing party|

* Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia

Parliamentary opposition|

* Strength is in Unity
* United National Movement
* State for the People
* Progress and Freedom
* National Democratic Party
* Lelo for Georgia
* Strategy Aghmashenebeli
* Law and Justice
* New Political Center - Girchi
* Citizens
* For Georgia
* Republican Party of Georgia
* European Socialists

Extra-parliamentary parties|

| Parties with local representation|

* European Georgia
* Alliance of Patriots of Georgia
* Georgian Labour Party
* Girchi - More Freedom
* For the People
* Free Georgia

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Unrepresented|

* Free Democrats
* Droa
* National Forum
* Georgian March
* Georgian Idea
* Democratic Movement – United Georgia
* European Democrats
* Greens Party of Georgia
* Serve Georgia
* Freedom
* Social Democrats for the Development of Georgia
* Georgian Troupe
* Union of Georgian Traditionalists
* Conservative Party of Georgia
* Christian-Democratic Movement
* Industry Will Save Georgia
* People's Party
* Ilia Chavchavadze Society
* Solidarity Alliance of Georgia
* Unified Communist Party of Georgia
* Communist Party of Georgia
* New Communist Party of Georgia

Defunct|

* Round Table—Free Georgia
* National Independence Party of Georgia
* Union of Citizens of Georgia
* Democratic Union for Revival
* People's Front
* Movement for United Georgia
* Unity
* Intellectuals League of Georgia
* New Rights
* Rightist Opposition
* Development Movement
* Georgia's Way
* Burjanadze-Democrats
* Democratic Party
* Peace
* Merab Kostava Society
* 11 October Bloc
* Unity Bloc
* Charta 91
* Socialist Party of Georgia

Historical|

* Social Democratic Party of Georgia
* Georgian Socialist-Federalist Revolutionary Party
* Mesame Dasi

Banned|

* Communist Party of Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic

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