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.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 ruling Civil Contract party received an overwhelming majority in the electronic voting abroad. Of the 410 voters who took part in the vote, 330 voted for the ruling party. The data was released by Vahagn Hovakimyan, head of the Central Election Commission of Armenia. 

ArmInfo.Power outages cannot in any way affect either the voting results or the tabulation process.  Central Election Commission (CEC) Chairman Vahagn Hovakimyan made this statement at a press conference on June 7.

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.As of 8:00 PM on June 7, 59 criminal cases have been opened by the Investigative Committee  of Armenia for alleged election-related violations. This was reported by the agency's press service.

ArmInfo.According to exit polls from the recently concluded parliamentary elections in Armenia, the three main  opposition parties are gaining more votes than the ruling Civil Contract party.

ArmInfo. Vardashen Prison inmates voted most for Samvel Karapetyan's "Strong Armenia" bloc, PARA TV  reports.

ArmInfo.For the opposition to achieve an absolute victory in the parliamentary elections in Armenia, Commission members and their proxies must prevent fraud during the vote count. Samvel Karapetyan, leader of the "Strong  Armenia" bloc, stated this in a video posted on his Facebook page.

ArmInfo.Voting in the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia concluded at 8:00 PM local time, with polling stations across the country closing.

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

ArmInfo. High voter turnout puts the authorities under time pressure.  Agnesa Khamoyan, a representative of the Armenia bloc, stated this during a press conference on June 7.

ArmInfo. The Public Television of Armenia (PTA) broadcast propaganda in favor of the "Civil Contract" party for approximately 40 minutes. This was stated by Gegham Manukyan, a member of the Armenian parliament from the opposition "Armenia" faction, in a video posted on his Facebook page.

ArmInfo. The Administrative Court of Armenia is not providing judicial decisions to citizens wishing to  vote in the Republic's parliamentary elections. Shiraz Manukyan, a member of the "Strong Armenia" party, reported this on his Facebook page.

ArmInfo. Throughout the day, Armenian citizens received calls and messages from foreign phone numbers and email addresses spreading false information about alleged bombs planted at some polling stations. Law enforcement agencies took action to determine that the reports were false, according to a statement from the RA Ministry of Internal Affairs press service.

ArmInfo.With high voter turnout, the current government will have virtually no chance of renewing its power. Arman Abovyan, a member of the political council of the opposition Prosperous Armenia party, stated this in a video  address.

ArmInfo. The people have awakened and feel that they are the ones who decide what path Armenia  will take and what it should be. Hayk Marutyan, the New Force party's candidate for prime minister, stated this in a conversation with journalists on June 7, expressing satisfaction with the high turnout in the elections.

ArmInfo. According to the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia, 282 reports of possible violations hindering the electoral process have been registered since the start of the parliamentary elections in Armenia as of 8:00 AM on  June 7, 2026. This was reported by Tsovak Mnatsakanyan, Senior Prosecutor of the Department for Supervision of Pre-Trial Legality at the Anti- Corruption Committee of the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia, at a meeting of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) on June 7.

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