Pashinyan: When the people decide that I must leave, I will leave

ArmInfo.  Voters in Armenia must cast their ballots for the "Civil Contract" party in the upcoming parliamentary elections because everyone must stand up to defend the state, peace, and the country's future, as  stated by  Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on May 22, during an election campaign  rally in the Avan administrative district of Yerevan.

 "We must go to the polling stations and stand up for peace; however,  a vote in favor of the party must not be obtained through coercion or  bribery," the head of the Armenian government stated, adding that  today, it is the citizens who make the decisions in Armenia.

 "This is the core message of modern Armenia and my political  activities and those of my team. When the people decide I must leave,  I will leave, without discussion. But if 700,000 people, or 50%+1% of  voters, say, 'Nikol, stay,' I will stay. If they say, 'Nikol, leave,'  then who is Nikol not to leave. Nikol is a servant," the Prime  Minister said.

Recall, the campaign for the parliamentary elections in Armenia,  which will take place on June 7, began on May 8 and will last until  June 5. Nineteen political forces have registered to participate in  the elections: two blocs and 17 parties.