President of Armenia Armen Sarkissian believes the Constitution of Armenia needs to be amended and the country needs to become a presidential republic again.
After the adoption of amendments to the Fundamental Law in 2015, Armenia made the transition from the presidential system to the parliamentary system. Continue reading
According to the results of Sunday’s snap elections to the National Assembly (NA) of Armenia, the new parliament will have 107 MPs and three political forces: the ruling Civil Contract Party—led by acting PM Nikol Pashinyan—, the “Armenia” bloc—led by second President Robert Kocharyan—, and the “I Have the Honor” bloc—led by opposition Homeland Party leader Artur Vanetsyan.
The respective parliamentary seats will be distributed as follows:
Civil Contract Party: 71
“Armenia” bloc: 29
“I Have the Honor” bloc: 7 Continue reading
The number of voters included in the list is 2 million 591 thousand 316,
in the additional list drawn up at the polling station on election day – 1067,
the number of voters using the mobile ballot box – 2451,
the total number of voters – 2 million 595 thousand 334,
the total number of voters – 1 million 282 thousand 411 or 49.4%. Continue reading
At its meeting on Monday, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) confirmed the preliminary results of Sunday’s snap parliament elections in Armenia.
CEC Chairman Tigran Mukuchyan informed that the voter turnout was Continue reading
As of 8:25am Monday, the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia has completed the counting of the ballots in Sunday’s snap parliamentary elections. The results from all 2,008 polling stations have been tallied.
The votes were distributed as follows: Continue reading
At 11:50 pm in Yerevan, the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia has counted 2.54 percent of the ballots of the snap parliamentary elections held in Armenia.
The votes were distributed as follows: Continue reading
The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia summed up the results of electronic voting. Based on the results, out of 650 voters, 500 cast votes, while 45 ballots are invalid.
The results are the following: Continue reading
According to preliminary information, the voter turnout in Sunday’s snap parliamentary elections in Armenia is 49,4 %; 1,281,174 voters took part in the voting. Central Electoral Commission (CEC) chairperson Tigran Mukuchyan said this at the CEC Information Center.
Total polling stations – 2008. Continue reading
Gallup International in Armenia has released the updated records of its pre-electoral survey revealing the highest chances of victory for the team led by the country’s second president.
Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance received 28.7% of preliminary votes as opposed to Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party – 25,2%, ; an estimated 10.8% of the respondents gave preference to I Have the Honor Bloc led Continue reading
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Armenia has received documents from actually 44 political parties (30 parties and 4 blocks out of 14 parties) for registration to run in the upcoming snap parliamentary elections, as reported the press service of the CEC.
Alliances of political parties: Continue reading
