ArmInfo.The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia presented the count results from 533 polling stations, where 246,476 citizens voted, according to which Nikol Pashinyan’s ruling "Civil Contract" party received 51.13% or 124,471 votes.

ArmInfo. The Central Election Commission of Armenia presented the initial results from 204 polling  stations, according to which Nikol Pashinyan's ruling Civil Contract party received 55.72%.

ArmInfo.Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze sent congratulations to Armenian Prime Minister  Nikol Pashinyan on his party's election success. He wrote this on his microblog in Kh.

ArmInfo. The Central Election Commission of Armenia presented the initial results from 110 polling  stations, according to which Nikol Pashinyan's ruling Civil Contract party received 57.14%, or 11,073 votes.

ArmInfo.Chairman of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) Vahagn Hovakimyan presented preliminary  data on the voting results in Yerevan and ten regions of Armenia.

ArmInfo.From the start of the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia on February 7, 2026, to  June 7, 2026, as of 6:00 PM, 425 reports of overt crimes obstructing the electoral process have been received.

ArmInfo.Voter turnout in Armenia's regular parliamentary elections was 58.97% at the closing of polling stations. This was announced at a press conference in 

ArmInfo.The authorities, clearly fearing the people's freedom of speech, are resorting to extremely dangerous measures.

ArmInfo. As of 5:00 PM, 1,224,957 out of a total of 2,203,976 voters, or 48.92%, had cast their ballots in Armenia's parliamentary elections. This was reported by the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Armenia. 

ArmInfo.  The Electric Networks of Armenia company reports widespread power outages in Yerevan and the country's regions.

ArmInfo.  The relatively high voter turnout indicates that Armenian citizens are actively and consciously participating in shaping the country's future, according to political analyst Suren Surenyants.

ArmInfo.  Dr. Arthur Khachikian, Stanford PhD in Political Science,  has labeled the ongoing parliamentary elections in Armenia as the dirtiest in the  country's recent history. 

ArmInfo.  The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Armenia and the Human Rights Defender's (Ombudsman) Office have released updates regarding calls received and violations recorded during the parliamentary elections.

ArmInfo.  The second President of the Republic of Armenia, leader of the opposition  "Armenia" bloc, Robert Kocharyan, cast his ballot at a polling  station in Yerevan.

ArmInfo.  A referendum on Armenia's accession to the European Union will be held when concrete details emerge, as stated by Prime Minister  Nikol Pashinyan to  journalists on June 7.

ArmInfo. The staff of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia began early monitoring on June 7 to oversee the country's parliamentary elections.

ArmInfo. The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia rejected the Republic Party's appeal to invalidate the Strong Armenia party's registration for the June 7 parliamentary elections.

ArmInfo. The results of the June 7 parliamentary elections in Armenia will have a decisive impact on Armenia's statehood, national security, and the protection of the  rights of the people of Artsakh, as stated by Ashot Danielyan, the  Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Artsakh, on  Facebook. 

ArmInfo. The final pre-election rally of the Civil Contract party, featuring its  candidate for Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, has commenced at  Republic Square in Yerevan.

ArmInfo. The Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia has initiated a criminal case against the late former director of the National Security Service (NSS) of the  Republic, Gorik Hakobyan, and four other agency employees regarding  the events of March 1, 2008.