"Observer citizen" considers CIS Observation Mission`s assessment  inadequate 

ArmInfo."Observer citizen" Initiative's activist Daniel Ioannisyan is not surprised by the positive assessment of CIS Observation Mission on parliamentary  elections in Armenia, he does not consider it to be adequate. 

"If compare the last elections with those of in Tajikistan,  Uzbekistan, Belarus and Russia, than obviously the evaluation will be  positive, however we must struggle for a more high level of democracy  and for us those countries are not objective", he stated, adding that  the elections were held with multiple violations affecting the  results therefore it can not be evaluated as positive. 

In her turn, the lawyer and activist of the initiative Lusine  Hakobyan noted that the statement of the CIS mission that publication  of the lists of voted citizens may be a violation of human rights is  illogical, since this mechanism helps to exclude or reduce the  possibility of multiple voting. "In addition, the publication of the  lists will help to identify the vote instead of another person, which  is a criminal offense," she stressed.  Hakobyan noted that materials  on the recorded violations are already being prepared and will be  transferred to local electoral commissions, and then to the CEC. In  her opinion, on the eve of a dubious high voter turnout was recorded.

In opinion of the CIS observers, the technical innovations to some  extent made it difficult for people, especially the elders, the  preparatory work, but nevertheless contributed to their minimization.  Observers do not think that the RPA abused the administrative  resource. All political forces, they believe, were given equal rights  and opportunities. In general, electoral legislation and the  organization of elections showed that the right of Armenian citizens  and freedom of expression of voters during the elections were  secured.  "Even in a certain sense, Armenian colleagues have  surpassed some European countries that are trying to teach us  democracy," said Chairman of the CIS Executive Committee Sergey  Lebedev.

CEC generalized preliminary final results of parliamentary elections  on basis of data from all 2009 poll stations. According to the data  provided, the distribution of forces is: RPA-771.247 votes or 49.12%  Tsaroukyan bloc-428.965 or 27.32%, Yelk bloc 122.049 or 7.77%, ARFD  103.173 or 6.57%/ Armenian Revival-58.277 or 3.71%, ORO-32.054 or  2.07%, Congress PPA -25.957 or 1.65 %, Free Democrats - 14.746 or  0.9%, Communist Party 11.745 or 0.75 %. The ruling Republican Party  will receive 55 mandates, Tsaroukyan-30, Yelk-9, ARFD-7.