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Armenia’s Central Election Commission has published the results of electronic voting in the parliamentary elections.

The results were presented by Central Election Commission Chairman Vahagn Hovakimyan.

A total of 537 citizens were eligible to vote electronically, of whom 410 participated. The number of invalid ballots was 22.

The votes were distributed as follows:

 • Reformists Party — 0

 • Democratic Party “I Am Against Everyone” — 5

 • Strong Armenia Alliance — 13

 • Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 5

 • “New Force” Reformist Party — 3

 • “Wings of Unity” Party — 13

 • Prosperous Armenia Party — 5

 • Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole — 0

 • “Kochari National Revival and National Awakening” Party — 0

 • Armenian National Congress — 0

 • Republic Party — 4

 • Christian Democratic Party — 0

 • Democratic Consolidation Party — 1

 • “Democracy, Law, Discipline” Party — 1

 • Civil Contract Party — 330

 • Armenia Alliance — 8

 • “In the Name of the Republic” Democracy Protection Alliance — 0

 • Bright Armenia Party — 1

After presenting the breakdown, the Central Election Commission formally validated the results of the electronic voting.

It should be noted that electronic voting in nationwide elections is available to representatives of Armenia’s diplomatic corps abroad and their family members.

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission has published preliminary results from the country’s parliamentary elections.

As of now, the results from 110 polling stations have been tabulated, with a total of 19,654 voters participating in the count.

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

• Reformists Party — 22 votes (0.11%)

• Democratic Party “I Am Against Everyone” — 166 votes (0.86%)

• Strong Armenia Alliance — 4,152 votes (21.43%)

• Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 188 votes (0.97%)

• “New Force” Reformist Party — 113 votes (0.58%)

• “Wings of Unity” Party — 488 votes (2.52%)

• Prosperous Armenia Party — 988 votes (5.10%)

• Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole — 34 votes (0.18%)

• “Kochari National Revival and National Awakening” Party — 17 votes (0.09%)

• Armenian National Congress — 30 votes (0.15%)

• Republic Party — 94 votes (0.49%)

• Christian Democratic Party — 19 votes (0.10%)

• Democratic Consolidation Party — 40 votes (0.21%)

• “Democracy, Law, Discipline” Party — 231 votes (1.19%)

• Civil Contract Party — 11,073 votes (57.14%)

• Armenia Alliance — 1,590 votes (8.21%)

• “In the Name of the Republic” Democracy Protection Alliance — 45 votes (0.23%)

• Bright Armenia Party — 88 votes (0.45%)

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission has released preliminary results from the country’s parliamentary elections.

As of now, the results from 533 polling stations have been processed, with 246,476 voters participating in the election.

According to the published results, the votes were distributed as follows:

 • Reformists Party — 248 votes (0.10%)

 • Democratic Party “I Am Against Everyone” — 3,219 votes (1.32%)

 • Strong Armenia Alliance — 56,823 votes (23.34%)

 • Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 4,392 votes (1.80%)

 • “New Force” Reformist Party — 3,625 votes (1.49%)

 • “Wings of Unity” Party — 5,466 votes (2.25%)

 • Prosperous Armenia Party — 9,960 votes (4.09%)

 • Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole — 824 votes (0.34%)

 • “Kochari National Revival and National Awakening” Party — 337 votes (0.14%)

 • Armenian National Congress — 481 votes (0.20%)

 • Republic Party — 2,206 votes (0.91%)

 • Christian Democratic Party — 406 votes (0.17%)

 • Democratic Consolidation Party — 749 votes (0.31%)

 • “Democracy, Law, Discipline” Party — 4,321 votes (1.77%)

 • Civil Contract Party — 124,471 votes (51.13%)

 • Armenia Alliance — 23,763 votes (9.76%)

 • “In the Name of the Republic” Democracy Protection Alliance — 996 votes (0.41%)

 • Bright Armenia Party — 1,121 votes (0.46%)

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party is leading in the parliamentary elections, according to early vote-count results based on 864,643 ballots from 1,354 polling stations out of 2,005.

According to the vote count, Civil Contract garnered 434,562 votes, or 50.83%.

Samvel Karapetyan’s Strong Armenia bloc is the runner-up with 201,006 votes, or 23.51%. Former President Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance received 80,937 votes, or 9.47%.

The following are the other results published by the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia:

Reformists Party — 847 votes, 0.1%

Against All Democratic Party — 11,382 votes, 1.33%

Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 15,986 votes, 1.87%

New Power Reformist Party — 13,109 votes, 1.53%

Wings of Unity Party — 19,270 votes, 2.25%

Prosperous Armenia Party — 35,074 votes, 4.10%

National Democratic Pole Party — 2,997 votes, 0.35%

Kochari National Revival and National Awakening Party — 1,093 votes, 0.13%

Armenian National Congress — 1,759 votes, 0.21%

Republic Party — 8,666 votes, 1.01%

Christian Democratic Party — 1,484 votes, 0.17%

Democratic Consolidation Party — 2,951 votes, 0.35%

Democracy, Law and Order Party — 15,483 votes,1.81%

Alliance of Defenders of the Republic’s Democracy — 3,973 votes, 0.46%

Bright Armenia — 4,060 votes, 0.47%.

Election officials reported 59 percent turnout after voting ended at 20:00 on June 7. 

The Central Electoral Commission has released the preliminary results of the vote count from all 2,005 polling stations in the parliamentary elections, showing that the ruling Civil Contract party will hold a majority.

According to the preliminary results, four political entities will have seats in the next parliament.

The turnout was 1,476,916, or 59%.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party garnered the most votes — 727,160, or 49.81%.

Samvel Karapetyan’s Strong Armenia is the runner-up with 340,062 votes, or 23.29%, followed by ex-President Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance, which garnered 145,097 votes, or 9.94%.

Gagik Tsarukyan’s Prosperous Armenia party received the 4% required to overcome the threshold, with 58,368 votes.

The following are the other results published by the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia:

Reformists Party — 1,456 votes (0.1%)

Against All Democratic Party — 21,467 votes (1.47%) 

Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 30,797 (2.11%)

New Power Reformist Party — 25,618 votes (1.75%)

Wings of Unity Party — 33,618 votes (2.3%)

National Democratic Pole Party — 5,485 votes (0.38%)

Kochari National Revival and National Awakening Party — 1,984 votes (0.14%)

Armenian National Congress Party — 3,206 votes (0.22%)

Republic Party — 15,827 votes (1.08%)

Christian Democratic Party — 2,679 votes (0.18%)

Democratic Consolidation Party — 5,282 votes (0.36%)

Democracy, Law and Order Party — 26,565 votes (1.82%)

Alliance of Defenders of the Republic’s Democracy — 6,750 votes (0.46%)

Bright Armenia Party — 7,256 votes (0.5%)

The President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his party’s victory in the parliamentary elections.

The Armenian Prime Minister’s Office cited Tokayev as saying in a letter that, according to preliminary data from the majority of international observers, the elections were conducted in accordance with the country’s current electoral legislation, in an open manner, and under proper conditions ensuring citizens’ free _expression_ of will.

The President of Kazakhstan wished Pashinyan continued success in his work for the long-term national interests of Armenia.

He also stated that Kazakhstan is ready to “continue active cooperation with friendly Armenia in all areas of mutual interest.”

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev wished the Armenian people success in the development of the state, as well as peace and prosperity.

The Central Electoral Commission has released the preliminary results of the vote count from all 2,005 polling stations in the parliamentary elections, showing that the ruling party will hold a majority. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party garnered the most votes — 727,160, or 49.81%.

18 individuals have been arrested in connection with alleged electoral violations, authorities announced on Monday.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs said that, as of 10:00 a.m. on June 8, a total of 619 calls had been received on its hotline, 87-67, and the 112 emergency number, including both informational calls and reports subject to verification.

The following alleged incidents were recorded: 52 cases of double voting, 27 cases of violations of ballot secrecy, 9 cases of obstruction of the exercise of electoral rights, 4 cases of vote-buying, 2 cases of interference with the electoral process, and one case each of carrying a knife at a polling station, hooliganism, and physical assault. Documentation on these incidents has been submitted to the investigative authorities.

Three hundred twenty-two of the reports are currently under verification.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs’ Migration and Citizenship Service said its other work included processing voter list applications, issuing temporary IDs to eligible voters, and providing information and consultations to citizens through its call center and service offices.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated citizens on the results of the parliamentary elections, saying that the people upheld peace and stood up for the future. He made the remarks in parliament, at a joint committee session on his administration’s 2025 budget report. He said that the Strong Armenia bloc, Armenia bloc, and the Prosperous Armenia party, whom he described as the “tripartite war party,” have been crushed. Preliminary vote count results showed that all three will have seats in parliament.

“I want first of all to congratulate the people of the Republic of Armenia on winning as a result of the elections held on June 7, 2026. By their vote, the people of Armenia upheld the state, stood up for independence, for the future, for peace, and for the Republic of Armenia itself.

And I must note that the tripartite war party has been crushed. This is an important, but not final result, because I believe the people have clearly expressed their will that the tripartite war party and the criminal-oligarchic system accompanying it must be eradicated from the Republic of Armenia. And, of course, this will be one of the most important agendas of the political majority and the government, which we must implement without delay and with very decisive and firm steps.

I also want to congratulate the ‘Civil Contract’ party on its victory. The Civil Contract party will have a parliamentary majority and will form the government, and in the coming months we will have the opportunity to discuss this topic,” Pashinyan said.

The Central Electoral Commission has released the preliminary results of the vote count from all 2,005 polling stations in the parliamentary elections. 

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party garnered the most votes — 727,160, or 49.81%.

Samvel Karapetyan’s Strong Armenia is the runner-up with 340,062 votes, or 23.29%, followed by ex-President Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance, which garnered 145,097 votes, or 9.94%. Gagik Tsarukyan’s Prosperous Armenia party received the 4% required to overcome the threshold, with 58,368 votes.

President of Latvia Edgars Rinkēvičs has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the Civil Contract party’s election victory.

“Congratulations, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on your resounding electoral victory! Armenia has chosen its own democratic path despite threats and intimidation. Latvia stands firmly with you and supports ever closer relations between Armenia and the European Union,” the Latvian President said in a post on X.

The Central Electoral Commission released the preliminary results of the vote count from all 2,005 polling stations in the June 7 parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party received the most votes — 727,160, or 49.81%.