Cancellation did not affect: the CEC of Armenia summed up the results of the elections

The CEC of Armenia summed up the results of the parliamentary elections: the Prosperous Armenia party did not get 4% of the vote. This is reported by "Armenpress".

"On June 14, the Central Election Commission summed up the results of the parliamentary elections held on June 7... the results were announced by CEC Chairman Vahagn Hovakimyan," the agency reports.

According to him, the Reformist Party gained 1,425 votes (0.0975%), the Democratic Party "I am against all" - 21,181 votes (1,4497%), Strong Armenia bloc — 23 thousand (2,710%), Meritocratic Party of Armenia — 30,642 (2,0972%), New Force" — 25 551 (1,7488%), " Wings of Unity" — 33,537 votes (2,2954), "Prosperous Armenia" - 58,287 votes (3,9893), "National Democratic Pole— - 5,481 (0.3751), "National Revival and Awakening of the Kochari Nation" — 1,986 (0.1359), "Armenian National Congress— - 3,143 (0.2151), "Republic— - 15,808 (1.0819), HDP — 2,671 (0.1825), "Democratic Unity— - 5,269 votes (0.3606), "Democracy. The law. Order" — 25,758 (1,7630), "Civil Contract" — 726,819 (49,7456), "Armenia" bloc — 144,983 (9.9231), "Alliance of Defenders of Democracy for the Republic" — 6,754 (0.4623), "Enlightened Armenia" — 7,439 (0.5091).

1,476,769 people took part in the voting — 58.9% of voters.

According to Hovakimyan, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's party "Civil Contract" will receive 64 mandates in the new parliament, the opposition "Strong Armenia" and "Armenia" — 29 (28 plus 1 mandate for the quota of national minorities) and 12, respectively.

Representatives of the opposition forces left the CEC meeting after Hovakimyan stated that the cancellation of the election results at three polling stations did not affect the final results.

At the same time, six opposition blocs and parties of Armenia recognized the parliamentary elections as illegitimate. They made a joint statement in which they blamed the further escalation of the situation in the country on Pashinyan, said the chairman of the Strong Armenia party, Aram Vardevanyan.

As EADaily reported, the Administrative Court of Armenia rejected the claims of the Prosperous Armenia opposition party against the CEC's decision to invalidate the results of voting in the June 7 parliamentary elections at two polling stations, a local online publication reported. pastinfo.am , referring to the court order.