The Central Electoral Commission has summarized the results of the early parliamentary elections. All 1,281,174 votes from the 2008 polling stations have been counted. According to preliminary results, the Civil Contract party received 687,251 votes (53.92%). In the newly elected parliament, the Civil Contract party will have a constitutional majority and will form the government.
The second political force in parliament will be the Armenia Alliance, which garnered 268,165 votes (21.04%). The I Have Honor Alliance, although it did not surpass the threshold set for alliances, will be represented in parliament, since according to the constitution, the National Assembly must be composed of at least three political forces. I Have Honor received 66,633 votes (5.23%) and, as the third political force with the most votes, will enter parliament.
The remaining votes were distributed as follows:
Prosperous Armenia party – 50,416 votes (3.96%)
Republic party – 38,713 (3.04%)
Armenian National Congress party – 19,647 (1.54%)
Shirinyan-Babajanyan Alliance of Democrats – 19,142 (1.5%)
National-Democratic Pole pan-Armenian party – 18,767 (1.47%)
Bright Armenia party – 15,557 (1.22%)
5165 National Conservative Movement party – 15,534 (1.22%)
Liberal party – 14,923 (1.17%)
Homeland of Armenians party – 13,115 (1.03%)
Our Home is Armenia party – 12,162 (0.95%)
Democratic Party of Armenia – 5,017 (0.39%)
Awakening National Christian party – 4,623 (0.36%)
Free Homeland alliance – 4,136 (0.32%)
Just Armenia party – 3,912 (0.31%)
Citizen’s Decision social-democratic party – 3,771 (0.3%)
Sovereign Armenia party – 3,558 (0.28%)
European Party of Armenia – 2,786 (0.22%)
Freedom party – 1,842 (0.14%)
Rise party – 1,245 (0.1%)
United Homeland party – 956 (0.08%)
Pan-Armenian National Statehood party – 803 (0.06%)
National Agenda party – 721 (0.06%)
