Voting in parliamentary elections in Armenia ends 

ArmInfo.Voting in the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia concluded at 8:00 PM local time, with polling stations across the country closing.

Voter turnout in the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia as of  5:00 PM local time was 48.92%. By that time, 1,224,957 citizens had  voted in the elections out of a total of 2,505,102 eligible voters.

As a reminder, the regular parliamentary elections were held in  Armenia on June 7. 2,500 polling stations opened across the country  at 8:00 AM local time. Most of them were equipped with surveillance  cameras.  Eighteen political forces - two blocs and 16 parties -  participated in the elections. The favorites include incumbent Prime  Minister Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party, businessman Samvel  Karapetyan's Strong Armenia bloc, second president Robert Kocharyan's  Armenia bloc, and businessman Gagik Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia  party. From early morning, observers and journalists reported  numerous violations during the voting process.

According to the Central Election Commission of Armenia, 647  international observers from the OSCE/ODIHR, the CIS, PACE, the  International Organization of La Francophonie, and others monitored  the parliamentary elections in Armenia. In addition, more than 2,600  observers from 13 local organizations also monitored the elections.  Approximately 250 local and foreign media outlets were accredited to  cover the elections.