Voting in the 9th parliamentary elections has concluded in Armenia
07.06.2026,
20:05
At precisely 8:00 PM local time, all 2,005 polling stations in Armenia's regular parliamentary elections closed.
YEREVAN, June 7. /ARKA/. At precisely 8:00 PM local time, all 2,005 polling stations in Armenia's regular parliamentary elections closed.
As of 5:00 PM, 1,224,957 voters, or 48.92% of the total number of voters, had cast their ballots in the elections to the 9th National Assembly.
According to the schedule, the Central Election Commission will begin announcing preliminary voting results by polling station starting at midnight on June 8.
The Central Election Commission will announce the preliminary voting results live on Public Television and Public Radio of Armenia before 8:00 PM on June 8.
According to the Central Election Commission, 2,503,976 people are included in the voter register in Armenia.
There is no minimum turnout threshold for parliamentary elections. This means that the elections are considered valid regardless of how many citizens participate in the vote.
Parties and blocs that have passed the legal threshold are eligible to participate in the distribution of seats in the National Assembly elections: 4% for parties, 8% for blocs consisting of two parties, and 10% for blocs consisting of three or more parties.
About Parties and Blocs
Eighteen political forces are participating in the elections: 16 parties and two blocs. The parties include the Reformist Party, the "I Am Against All" Democratic Party, the Meritocratic Party of Armenia, the New Force Reformist Party, the Wings of Unity Party, the Prosperous Armenia Party, the Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole Party, the Kochari - National Revival and Awakening of the Nation Party, the Armenian National Congress Party, the Republic Party, the Christian Democratic Party, the Democratic Union Party, the Democracy, Law, Order (DLO) Party, the Civil Contract Party, the For the Republic - Defenders of Democracy Party, and the Bright Armenia Party. Two blocs, Strong Armenia and Armenia, are also participating.
About the Observers
The CEC accredited a number of international organizations to carry out the observation mission, including the OSCE/ODIHR, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, PACE, the European Parliament, the CIS IPA, the CIS Observer Mission, and the International Organization of La Francophonie.
As of 5:00 PM, 1,224,957 voters, or 48.92% of the total number of voters, had cast their ballots in the elections to the 9th National Assembly.
According to the schedule, the Central Election Commission will begin announcing preliminary voting results by polling station starting at midnight on June 8.
The Central Election Commission will announce the preliminary voting results live on Public Television and Public Radio of Armenia before 8:00 PM on June 8.
According to the Central Election Commission, 2,503,976 people are included in the voter register in Armenia.
There is no minimum turnout threshold for parliamentary elections. This means that the elections are considered valid regardless of how many citizens participate in the vote.
Parties and blocs that have passed the legal threshold are eligible to participate in the distribution of seats in the National Assembly elections: 4% for parties, 8% for blocs consisting of two parties, and 10% for blocs consisting of three or more parties.
About Parties and Blocs
Eighteen political forces are participating in the elections: 16 parties and two blocs. The parties include the Reformist Party, the "I Am Against All" Democratic Party, the Meritocratic Party of Armenia, the New Force Reformist Party, the Wings of Unity Party, the Prosperous Armenia Party, the Pan-Armenian National Democratic Pole Party, the Kochari - National Revival and Awakening of the Nation Party, the Armenian National Congress Party, the Republic Party, the Christian Democratic Party, the Democratic Union Party, the Democracy, Law, Order (DLO) Party, the Civil Contract Party, the For the Republic - Defenders of Democracy Party, and the Bright Armenia Party. Two blocs, Strong Armenia and Armenia, are also participating.
About the Observers
The CEC accredited a number of international organizations to carry out the observation mission, including the OSCE/ODIHR, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, PACE, the European Parliament, the CIS IPA, the CIS Observer Mission, and the International Organization of La Francophonie.
