The 1992 Georgian parliamentary elections were held with a complicated mixed electoral system. For the proportional vote for 150 seats the country was divided into 10 national constituencies (the colored areas in the map) in which voters could indicate three preferences. Tbilisi was divided into two national constituencies. The 84 single-mandate seats were elected through single-mandate constituencies according to the administrative division of the country at the district (raioni) level, plus the self-governing cities. Tbilisi was divided into 10 single-mandate constituencies according to the city-districts.
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