Vladimir Vardanyan has been elected Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Armenia

ArmInfo. Vladimir Vardanyan, a former member of parliament from the ruling Civil Contract party, has been elected as the new Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Armenia (CC) of Armenia.

According to the CC of Armenia's press service, the vote took place at a working session on November 6, where Judges Edgar Shatiryan and Vladimir Vardanyan were nominated as candidates for the position of head of the high court.

The CC recalled that during the first round of secret balloting, neither candidate received the required number of "yes" votes for election. According to the regulation, the support of six Constitutional Court judges is required for election in the first round.

"A second round of elections was held in accordance with the procedure established by law, following which Vladimir Vardanyan was elected Chairman of the Constitutional Court," the Constitutional Court reported on its Facebook page.

As a reminder, Arman Dilanyan's term as Chairman of the Court expired on October 12, 2026. He will continue to serve as a judge of the Constitutional Court.