Notably, in many districts, places allocated for campaign material placement are mostly occupied by the Georgian Dream – for example, in Borjomi. In Shuakhevi, there are so many posters of the European Georgia and the Georgian Dream that there is barely any place for other parties. According to the Labor Party, at this stage, there is no place for their campaign materials in areas designated by municipal authorities in Akhmeta for placement of campaign materials. Similar concerns were raised by local organization the Lelo for Georgia in Lagodekhi.

In Nadzaladevi, according to majoritarian candidate of the Davit Chichinadze Tribune – CDM party, Lia Mukhashavria, areas designated for placement of campaign materials are currently fully occupied by parties that already had their numbers set and more financial resources. Mukhashavria added that they managed to print and place their campaign posters before other parties and occupied the entire designated area, not just part of the area where placement of campaign materials is allowed. They did not leave any place for other parties that had not yet received their numbers and had not raised finances for printing the campaign materials. According to her, quotas should be introduced and the number of posters that can be placed should be limited, in order to establish equal conditions for all parties.

The opposition has similar concerns about other districts, including in Terjola and in Kutaisi.

Often, posters of political subjects are placed in non-designated or in prohibited areas. In Tkibuli, campaign material of majoritarian candidates that represent different parties have been placed on the "honorary board” in the center of the city. Under the Assembly Order N48 55, dated 31 August 2020, the former "honorary board” – the area outside the house at 1 Rustaveli Street – is included on the list of places were placement of campaign materials is prohibited.

In Khashuri, according to the Lelo for Georgia majoritarian candidate, Kakha Kozhoridze even though he was the first to apply to Alma representatives for a billboard space, they said no and later, a poster of the GD candidate, Zaal Dugladze was placed on the very same billboard.

In addition, campaign materials of competing parties and candidates are often covered with materials of other parties/candidates. In most cases, the incidents go unpunished. For example, in Khashuri, the Lelo for Georgia candidate Kakha Kozhoridze’s posters were covered with Zaza Dugladze’s campaign materials. They reported the incident to the police, but the process continued. Often, they do not apply to the police at all, because it is difficult to identify the perpetrator.

According to party representatives, campaign materials are mostly damaged by minors, sometimes based on the instructions of adults. In Zestaponi, a child aged 10-11 removed a campaign poster of Gigi Tsereteli. The candidate called him and asked why he did it. The child responded: "they told me to remove it and place it there.”

Opposition representatives are concerned with unequal, selective approaches by local authorities. In Akhaltsikhe, posters of the Alliance of Patriots were placed on trees and electricity posts, as well as bus stops. Strategy Agmashenebeli placed posters in this area as well. Mayoral representative fined Strategy Agmashenebeli with 50 laris for placing the posters. Representative of the party, Ketevan Kurtanidze believes that this is a selective justice, considering that her party