Voting in the snap parliamentary elections began at 08:00 in the Republic of Armenia; polling stations will close at 20:00. According to Armenpress, 25 political forces are participating in the elections — 21 parties and 4 alliances.
The parties and party alliances, in the order of their ballot numbers:
- “Fair Armenia” party
- “Armenian National Congress” party
- “Civil Contract” party
- “Zartonk” National Christian party
- “Liberty” party
- “I Have Honor” alliance
- “United Homeland” party
- “Pan-Armenian National Statehood” (PANS) party
- “Bright Armenia” party
- “Our Home is Armenia” party
- “Republic” party
- “Hayots Hayrenik” party
- “Free Homeland” alliance
- “Prosperous Armenia” party
- Democratic Party of Armenia
- “5165 National Conservative Movement” party
- “Citizen’s Decision Social Democratic” party
- “Shirinyan-Babajanyan Democrats Alliance” alliance
- “National Agenda” party
- “Verelk” party
- “Liberal” party
- “European Party of Armenia”
- “Armenia” alliance
- “National-Democratic Pole” party
- “Sovereign Armenia” party
According to data published by the police, the total number of voters registered in the Republic of Armenia’s voter registry is 2 million 578 thousand 678. Voters at the polling station will receive ballot papers corresponding to the number of participating political forces, will choose only one of them, place it in an envelope and drop it into the ballot box. Voters must not make any marks on the ballot paper with a pen.
Electronic voting for the snap parliamentary elections had begun on 11 June and ended on 13 June.
Fifty foreign and 68 local media outlets have been accredited to cover the elections in Armenia. Eight international and 19 local organizations are carrying out observer missions.
Across the entire territory of the Republic, 2008 polling stations are operating in 38 electoral districts.
