With the applications of 7 forces disputing the election results, the cases were combined and will be examined at the session of the CC on June 26.

The Constitutional Court reported that the cases of seven political parties disputing the results of the parliamentary elections were combined and will be examined at the same session of the court on June 26.

The Supreme Court, based on the applications of “Strong Armenia” and “Armenia” alliances, “Wings of Unity”, “Democracy, Law and Order”, “Prosperous Armenia”, “Alliance of Defenders of Democracy for the Republic” parties and “New Power” reformist party, on June 14 Central Election Commission’s decision No. “Regarding the dispute related to” accepted the cases for examination at the working procedure session held today.

“Given that the mentioned cases refer to the same issue, in accordance with Article 41 of the Constitutional Law “On the Constitutional Court”, the mentioned cases have been combined and will be examined at the same session of the court, which will take place on June 26, 2026 at 11:00 AM. Judge Edgar Shatiryan of the Constitutional Court has been appointed as the reporter in the case, the trial of the combined case will be conducted in an oral procedure,” said the statement of the CC.

The Constitutional Court is obliged to examine the case and make a decision no later than 15 days after the date of filing the application.

According to the Law on the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court must either leave the decision of the Central Electoral Commission on the results of the elections unchanged, or declare it invalid and make three possible decisions: first, “recognize the results of the elections as invalid”, second, “recognize as invalid and determine the order of distribution of mandates”, and third, “designate a second round of elections”.

By Editor