Prime Minister of Estonia Kristen Michal congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his victory in the parliamentary elections.

“Congratulations, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on your election victory. Armenia continues to choose Europe, and Estonia is proud to support your European aspirations. I look forward to working together on reforms, innovation, and a more secure Europe while building an even stronger partnership between our countries,” the Estonian Prime Minister said in a post on X.

On Monday, the Central Electoral Commission released the preliminary results of the vote count from all polling stations in the parliamentary elections held on June 7.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party garnered the most votes—727,160, or 49.81%. Samvel Karapetyan’s Strong Armenia came in second with 340,062 votes, or 23.29%, followed by former President Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance, which received 145,097 votes, or 9.94%. Gagik Tsarukyan’s Prosperous Armenia party received 58,368 votes, or 4%.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has congratulated the political force led by Nikol Pashinyan on its success in Armenia’s parliamentary elections.

The Georgian prime minister made the statement in a post on the social media platform X.

“Heartfelt congratulations to PM Nikol Pashinyan on his party’s success in the elections. Looking forward to continuing our close cooperation to strengthen the strategic partnership and friendly relations between Georgia and Armenia for the prosperity of our nations, Georgia and Armenia,” wrote the Georgian prime minister.

The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia has published preliminary results of the parliamentary elections held in the country. Based on the results from 110 polling stations, the Civil Contract Party has received 57.14% of the vote.

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has published preliminary results of the parliamentary elections held in the country.

As of now, the results from 314 polling stations have been tabulated, with 99,003 voters included in the count.

According to the published results, the votes have been distributed as follows:

• Reformists Party — 89 votes (0.09%)

• Democratic Party “I Am Against Everyone” — 971 votes (1.00%)

• Strong Armenia Alliance — 21,513 votes (22.08%)

• Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 1,208 votes (1.24%)

• “New Force” Reformist Party — 828 votes (0.85%)

• “Wings of Unity” Party — 2,271 votes (2.33%)

• Prosperous Armenia Party — 5,070 votes (5.20%)

• Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole — 251 votes (0.26%)

• “Kochari National Revival and National Awakening” Party — 17 votes (0.08%)

• Armenian National Congress — 151 votes (0.15%)

• Republic Party — 668 votes (0.69%)

• Christian Democratic Party — 118 votes (0.12%)

• Democratic Consolidation Party — 251 votes (0.26%)

• “Democracy, Law, Discipline” Party — 1,585 votes (1.63%)

• Civil Contract Party — 53,460 votes (54.87%)

• Armenia Alliance — 8,158 votes (8.37%)

• “In the Name of the Republic” Democracy Protection Alliance — 309 votes (0.32%)

• Bright Armenia Party — 451 votes (0.46%)

The Civil Contract Party has won Armenia’s parliamentary elections and will form the government on its own, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who also serves as chairman of the party’s board, said during a press conference.

“Regular National Assembly elections were held on June 7, 2026, and as a result of those elections, the Civil Contract Party has won. The Civil Contract Party will form the government independently,” he said.

According to Pashinyan, the party received the support of a larger number of citizens than it did in the previous parliamentary elections held in 2021.

“I would like to emphasize that, compared to 2021, the Civil Contract Party has received the votes and trust of a greater number of citizens of the Republic of Armenia. This is a responsibility,” the prime minister said.

He stressed that the election results demonstrate the choice made by citizens in favor of statehood, independence and peace.

“This means that the citizen of the Republic of Armenia has stood by the state, has stood by independence, has stood by the future, and has stood by peace.

Dear citizens of the Republic of Armenia, I love all of you, I am proud of all of you, and I bow before all of you. Glory to the martyrs, and long live the Republic of Armenia,” Pashinyan concluded.