Tonoyan: CEC presented incorrect number of votes received by PAP at  several polling stations

ArmInfo.The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Armenia has presented an incorrect number of votes received by the Prosperous Armenia Party (PAP) at  several polling stations during the country's regular parliamentary  elections on June 7. PAP spokesperson Iveta Tonoyan announced this on  her Facebook page.

In this regard, she recalled that their political force had  previously initiated a vote recount process at several polling  stations .  "By cross-referencing information received from various  locations, we have documented the following picture. According to the  Commission's protocol, at polling station 27/7, the PAP received 77  votes, whereas the CEC website displays 1 vote. At polling station  12/20, 26 electors voted for the PAP, but the CEC website indicates 1  vote; at polling station 27/26, the PAP received 19 votes, while the  CEC website lists only 3 votes. Furthermore, at polling station  38/53, the PAP received 7 votes, whereas the CEC website shows 4  votes," Tonoyan pointed out.

The party's press secretary emphasized that all of these are  irrefutable facts, and anyone can see these discrepancies on the  Commission's website. She reported that these findings have already  been submitted to the Central Election Commission and that changes  are currently being made. "We continue to document new violations at  various polling stations and will provide updated information on them  in the near deadline," Tonoyan concluded.