RA CC appoints rapporteur for political forces challenging  parliamentary elections results 

ArmInfo.The Constitutional Court of Armenia has appointed Edgar Shatinyan, nominated by Judge Nikol Pashinyan, as the rapporteur for the political forces  challenging the results of the parliamentary elections.

This was announced by Edgar Ghazaryan, a representative of the Strong Armenia party, led by businessman and philanthropist Samvel Karapetyan.

He noted that the Constitutional Court of Armenia held a procedural  hearing on the non-working Sunday, June 21, during which all seven  applications filed by political forces to the Constitutional Court  appealing the results of the June 7 elections were accepted for  review and combined into a single case.

"Edgar Shatiryan, nominated for the position of Constitutional Court  judge by the government led by Nikol Pashinyan, elected to this  position by the My Step faction, and also serving as the rapporteur  judge in the appeal case against the results of the 2021 National  Assembly elections, in which the Constitutional Court upheld the  decision of the Central Electoral Commission, has been appointed  rapporteur judge in this case as well.

On the official website of the Constitutional Court, Edgar Shatiryan  is also referred to as the Vice- Chairman of the Constitutional  Court, although there is no corresponding Constitutional Court  decision regarding his election. It is noteworthy that in  Constitutional Court Decision No. SDAO-111 of June 21, 2026, Edgar  Shatiryan is mentioned not as the Vice-Chairman of the Constitutional  Court, but as a judge of the Constitutional Court," he noted.

On June 19, seven political forces filed applications with the  Constitutional Court of Armenia demanding a review of the results of  the parliamentary elections of June 7 of this year and either the  calling of new elections or a second round of voting.