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Eric Hovde, a businessman and bank executive, is claiming that because of alleged voting irregularities and the presence of a right-wing, pro-gun third party candidate, the election result was not legitimate.

As charges of irregularities in the voting are likely to pop up, news organizations are expected to be transparent.

Hundreds of incidents involving purported voting irregularities are being collected and spread by individuals, as well as both independent and Republican-affiliated groups.

The EU, US and Nato have called for a transparent inquiry into widespread examples of irregularities.

Georgia's prime minister has denied allegations of widespread irregularities, telling the BBC the elections were generally "in line with legal principles".