 The figures were provisional, with final results not expected for another few hours.According to a relatively unknown Ukrainian think tank "Common European Cause", which claimed to have interviewed 10,000 people at 200 polling stations, Gachechiladze won the most votes (31%), followed by Saakashvili (24.4%) and Patarkatsishvili (20.3%).The opposition candidates claimed the polls were rigged and the exit-polls false.