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.

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.  Armenia's ruling Civil Contract party highly values the ongoing electoral process, as stated by Arayik Harutyunyan, Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister, at a press conference on June 7.

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.  A total of 205 individuals currently under house arrest have cast their ballots in Armenia's parliamentary elections as of 12:30 PM, according to the Ministry of Justice press service. The ministry noted that these  voters are part of a larger cohort of 434 citizens under house arrest  who had formally requested to participate in today's vote.

ArmInfo.  Voter turnout in Armenia's parliamentary elections stood at 33.84% as of 2:00 PM local time.

ArmInfo. The Prosperous Armenia Party is demanding clarification regarding the number of registered voters, as stated by the party's secretary, Iveta Tonoyan, on her Facebook page.

ArmInfo.  As of 11:00 AM on June 7, a total of 53 reports concerning alleged violations during the parliamentary elections in Armenia have been received.  According to information received by ArmInfo  from the press service of the  Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Armenia, a total of 17 calls  were placed to the MIA Operational Management Center's emergency  number (112) and the dedicated hotline (87-67).

ArmInfo.  Armenian citizens are actively participating in the elections: during the first hours of polling stations, voter turnout reached 187,917, as stated by  by  Gohar Meloyan, a representative of the Strong Armenia party,  co-founder of the International Center for the Development of  Parliamentarism, and an expert in constitutional law.

ArmInfo.  Voter turnout in Armenia's parliamentary elections reached 14.48% as of 11:00 AM, according to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

ArmInfo.  RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan cast his ballot at polling station 8/20 in the  Shengavit district of the capital.

ArmInfo. On the night before the elections, two chairpersons and a secretary of electoral  commissions were detained, as stated by Vahagn Hovakimyan, Chairman  of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), to journalists on June 7. 

ArmInfo.  The top candidate of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, Narek Karapetyan, cast his ballot in the parliamentary elections at a school in the Tashir community of  Armenia's Lori region.

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

ArmInfo.  Polling stations opened at 8:00 AM. As of that time members of election commissions were absent at 50 polling stations, a stated by Vahagn Hovakimyan,  Chairman of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), during  a press  conference on June 7. However, in only three instances were members  of the leadership team absent—two chairpersons and one secretary.

ArmInfo.  Ameriabank and the Dutch Entrepreneurial Development Bank (FMO) have signed a EUR 120 million loan agreement during the EBRD Annual Meeting held in Riga, Latvia.

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.