42. If there are limits on the amount a candidate can spend, what is the limit?

Article 54
The total amount of expenses incurred by the electoral subject during the year shall not exceed 0.05% of the gross domestic product of Georgia of the previous year. This amount shall include the expenses incurred by the electoral subject and another person in its favour, which are determined by the Anti-Corruption Bureau and about which the relevant electoral subject is notified. 
The upper limit of the total annual election expenses of an independent majoritarian candidate shall be determined as follows: the upper limit of the election campaign allowances for a political party (0.1% of the previous year's GDP) shall be divided by the total number of voters in the country and the number obtained must be multiplied by the number of voters in the respective electoral district.
Source: საქართველოს ორგანული კანონი საქართველოს საარჩევნო კოდექსი, 54-ე მუხლის, მე-7 და მე-8 ნაწილები, 2011
[Article 54 (7, 8), Organic Law of Georgia Election Code of Georgia, 2011].

N. B., There is a technical error in the second paragraph of the law; the specified limit in brackets, 0.1% of GDP, was mistakenly transferred from the previous version of the law.

The political party candidates face no additional spending constraints. Their financial limits align with the overall restrictions imposed on the party's election fund, as they draw their campaign expenses from this fund.

As for an independent majoritarian candidate, the maximum annual election expenses are calculated by dividing the political party's election campaign allowances cap by the total number of voters nationwide. The resulting figure is then multiplied by the number of voters in the specific electoral district.