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The '''Fourth convocation of Parliament of Georgia (''']: საქართველოს მეოთხე მოწვევის პარლამენტი) was elected on November 5, 1995, on the basis of the new constitution. The '''Fourth convocation of Parliament of Georgia (''']: საქართველოს მეოთხე მოწვევის პარლამენტი) was elected on November 5, 1995, on the basis of the new constitution.


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The Fourth convocation of Parliament of Georgia (Georgian: საქართველოს მეოთხე მოწვევის პარლამენტი) was elected on November 5, 1995, on the basis of the new constitution.

Elections were held by proportional and majoritarian system. 150 of the 235 mandates of the Parliament were distributed proportionally to the parties that received more than 5% of the votes participating in the elections. 85 deputies were elected from the administrative units of Georgia. 12 majority deputies were automatically empowered, as they represented the majority deputies of Abkhazia's districts, and in the remaining 73 majority districts, elections were held as usual.

N Political party Number of mandates Proportional Majoritarian
1 Union of Citizens of Georgia 107 90 17
2 National Democratic Party 34 31 3
3 Democratic Union for Revival 31 25 6
4 Block "Progress" 4 0 4
5 Socialist Party of Georgia 4 0 4
6 Support block 3 0 3
7 Union of Georgian Traditionalists 2 0 2
8 Union of Reformers of Georgia "National Consent" 2 0 2
9 Republican Party of Georgia 1 0 1
10 State-legal union 1 0 1
11 "lemm" 1 0 1
12 Deputies of Abkhazia 12 0 12
13 Independent candidates 29 0 29

List of deputies

  1. Avtandil Abashidze
  2. Aslan Abashidze
  3. David Abashidze
  4. Dali Abashidze
  5. Vakhtang Abashidze
  6. Badri Abzianidze
  7. Guram Adamashvili
  8. Revaz Adamia
  9. Vitaly Aydinov
  10. Levan Alavidze
  11. Nodar Amaglobeli
  12. Koba Amirkhanashvili
  13. Teimuraz Andriadze
  14. Mamuka Areshidze
  15. Tamaz Akubardia
  16. Armaz Akhvlediani
  17. Zurab Akhmeteli
  18. Simon (Jemal) Ajiashvili
  19. Omar Baziar
  20. Irakli Batiashvili
  21. Paata Bakuradze
  22. Ivane (Valiko) Baliashvili
  23. Giorgi Baramidze
  24. Malkhaz Baramidze
  25. Constantine Barkaia
  26. Ramiz Bakirov
  27. Mels Bdoyan
  28. Petre Beraya
  29. Ramaz Berianidze
  30. Jemal Beridze
  31. Yuri Bibileishvili
  32. Giorgi Bichashvili
  33. Igor Bogomolov
  34. Tamaz Bolkvadze
  35. Goderdzi is a book
  36. Nino Burjanadze
  37. Bezhan (Zurab) Butshrikidze
  38. Revaz Gagulashvili
  39. Davit Gadelia
  40. Demur Gadelia
  41. Tamaz Gamkrelidze
  42. Giorgi Gachechiladze
  43. Hamlet Gegenava
  44. Avtandil Geladze
  45. Elguja Gvazava
  46. Yuri (Giv) Gvritishvili
  47. Givi Gigineishvili
  48. Manana Gigineishvili
  49. Ivane (Mamuka) Giorgadze
  50. Valery Giorgobiani
  51. Jemal Gogitidze
  52. Giorgi Gogniashvili
  53. Vakhtang Goguadze
  54. Davit Gokadze
  55. Bezhan Gunava
  56. Roman Dalakishvili
  57. Mamia Darchia
  58. Tamaz Daushvili
  59. Zakaria Devnozashvili
  60. Koba Dvalishvili
  61. Revaz Diasamidze
  62. Rostom Dolidze
  63. Giorgi Endeladze
  64. Alexander Vanadze
  65. Nodar Zazadze
  66. Givi Zautashvili
  67. Davit Zeikidze
  68. Laerti Zubadalashvili
  69. Jumber Takniashvili
  70. Levan Tediashvili
  71. Elene Tevdoradze
  72. Lira Topuridze
  73. Guram Turmanidze
  74. Tamaz Thinadze
  75. Dmitry Yankovsky
  76. David Injia
  77. Boris Kakubava
  78. Ilia Kalandadze
  79. Geno Kalandia
  80. Zaza Kandelaki
  81. Davit Kapanadze
  82. Gurji Kacharava
  83. Neli Kakhidze
  84. Igor Kekua
  85. Otar Kezherashvili
  86. Vladimir is from Kvaratskhelia
  87. Gennady (Gela) Kvatchantiradze
  88. Roman Kvatchadze
  89. Vakhtang Kvinikadze
  90. Nestan Kirtadze
  91. Giorgi Kobakhidze
  92. Konstantin Kokoev
  93. Givi Komakhidze
  94. Teimuraz Kopaleishvili
  95. Nodar Kochlamazashvili
  96. Jambul (Jaba) Kokhreidze
  97. Roman Kusian
  98. Besik Lagvilava
  99. Giorgi Lazarashvili
  100. Givi Lominadze
  101. Grigol (Giga) Lortkipanidze
  102. Vazha Lortkipanidze
  103. Roza Lortkipanidze
  104. Nikoloz Mazmanidi
  105. Nugzar (Khuta) Mamaladze
  106. Eldar Mamistvalishvili
  107. Savel Marsagishvili
  108. Ada Marchania
  109. Ilia Goliashvili
  110. Manuchar Machaidze
  111. Marcel Machavariani
  112. Mikheil Machavariani
  113. Malkhaz (Merab) Makharadze
  114. Mikael Makhmudov
  115. Konstantine Mgaloblishvili
  116. Teimuraz Mgeliashvili
  117. Jemal Megrelidze
  118. Otar Melkadze
  119. Irakli Merebashvili
  120. Tamaz Mechiauri
  121. Roman Miminoshvili
  122. Lasha Mindeli
  123. Mariam Mirianashvili
  124. Marina waiting
  125. Tengiz Motsradze
  126. Genrikh Muradian
  127. Gizo (Gia) Mchedlidze
  128. Nugzar Navadze
  129. Shalva Natelashvili
  130. Gocha Natenadze
  131. Mugadas Neimatov
  132. Isaac Novruzov
  133. Gayoz Nozadze
  134. Zurab Noghaideli
  135. Tengiz Onian
  136. Davit Onofrishvili
  137. Mikheil Osadze
  138. Zaza Pataridze
  139. Nodar Petashvili
  140. Eduard Pochvalinsky
  141. Zurab Zhvania
  142. Davit Zghenti
  143. Father Raik
  144. Melik Raisian
  145. Vakhtang Rcheulishvili
  146. Mikheil Saakashvili
  147. Giuli Samkharadze
  148. Nikoloz Sanodze
  149. Irina Sarishvili-Chanturia
  150. Avtandil Sakvarelidze
  151. Ramaz Sakvarelidze
  152. Revaz Sakvarelidze
  153. Jemal Sajaya
  154. Jemal Svanidze
  155. Zaza Sioridze
  156. Zaza Sopromadze
  157. Edward Surmanidze
  158. Koba Sujashvili
  159. Rostom Skhirtladze
  160. Amiran Takidze
  161. Vakhtang Talakhadze
  162. Alexi Tatuashvili
  163. Avtandil Tkebuchava
  164. Davit Tkeshelashvili
  165. Tamaz Fartenadze
  166. Alexander Faghava
  167. Nodar Paghava
  168. German facade
  169. Otar facade
  170. Arnold Fenderava
  171. Tornike is Fifi
  172. Vladimir Karseladze
  173. Guram Kashakashvili
  174. Yuri is a stone
  175. Levan Kidzinidze
  176. Zurab Khoridze
  177. Lana Ghoghoberidze
  178. Vakhtang Kolbaya
  179. Tamaz Shavtvaladze
  180. Ivane (Nukri) Shatirishvili
  181. Giorgi Shaishmelashvili
  182. Vakhtang Shamiladze
  183. Guram Sharadze
  184. Tengiz Sharmanashvili
  185. Eldar Shengelaya
  186. Levan Shengelia
  187. Otar Shengelia
  188. Murman Shervashidze
  189. Amiran Shubitidze
  190. Givi Shugarov
  191. Jansugh Charkviani
  192. Levan Chachua
  193. Tariel Chachua
  194. Guram Chakhvadze
  195. Paata Chekurishvili
  196. Eldar Cherkezishvili
  197. Kakha Chitaya
  198. Leonide (Levan) Chikvanaya
  199. Yuri Chikhradze
  200. Pikria Chikhradze
  201. Merab Chkhaidze
  202. Shalva Chkhaidze
  203. Zurab Chkheidze
  204. Givi Civadze
  205. Amiran Tsintsadze (1995-1997)
  206. Zurab Tsintskiladze
  207. Gia Tsikhistavi
  208. Zurab Tskitishvili
  209. Mevlud Tsiklauri
  210. Soso Tsuntskaladze
  211. Anzor Tsotsnava
  212. David Tsulukidze
  213. Nino (Nani) Chanishvili
  214. Davit Cheishvili
  215. Davit Chelidze
  216. Ivery Chelidze
  217. Tengiz Chikaberidze
  218. Giorgi Chkhuaseli
  219. Giorgi Chkhonia
  220. Dilar Khabuliani
  221. Vitali Khazaradze
  222. Friedon Khalvashi
  223. Ioseb Kharatishvili
  224. Giorgi Kheviashvili
  225. Giorgi Kheladze
  226. Noah Khozrevanidze
  227. Nino (Khatuna) is Khofer
  228. Nestor (Mamuka) Khurtsilava
  229. Teimuraz Khurtsidze
  230. Ilia Khutsishvili
  231. Vano Khukhunaishvili
  232. Tamaz Khukhunashvili
  233. Alexander Javakhishvili
  234. Nodar Jayan
  235. Davit Japaridze
  236. Shota Japaridze
  237. Giorgi Jackeli
  238. Tengiz Jgushia
  239. Alexander Jibladze
  240. Mikhail Djibouti
  241. Alexander Jikia
  242. Kakha Jikia
  243. Abdul Jijavadze
  244. Giorgi Jojishvili
  245. Bessarion Jugel
  246. Idayat Huseynov

References

  1. ^ "GEORGIA: parliamentary elections Sakartvelos Parlamenti, 1995". archive.ipu.org. Retrieved 2023-06-01.
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