ING. “The results of the elections complicate the implementation of constitutional amendments”

“Although the victory of the ruling party can ensure the continuity of the current policy, the lack of an overwhelming majority complicates the implementation of the constitutional changes necessary for the regulation of relations with Azerbaijan and EU membership,” the bank’s analysts note.

According to the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections held in Armenia, “Civil Agreement” with 727 thousand 827 votes (49.825 percent), “Strong Armenia” with 340 thousand 88 votes (23.281 percent) and “Armenia” alliance with 145 thousand 113 votes (9.934 percent) are entering the parliament.

“Strong Armenia” led by Samvel Karapetyan claims that the ruling CP did not win the June 7 elections. “Strong Armenia” today demanded that the election results be declared invalid on the basis of “administrative resources used by the authorities, criminal prosecutions, the atmosphere of fear and the spread of hate speech, and the violations that occurred on the election day” during the election period. submitted an application Central Electoral Commission (CEC).