Armenia's Central Electoral Commission published results from 129 polling stations from across the country.

1,281,174 eligible voters cast their ballots in elections triggered after the 44-day war in Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh).

Polls closed at 8:00 pm on June 20 after the nation flocked to polling stations across Armenia to elect new members of parliament.

So far, voter turnout appears to be higher than during the 2018 elections but lower that those held in 2017.

The leader of Prosperous Armenia party said nothing and no one can influence his decision.

Vanetsyan maintained that the current authorities are in agony and that all their steps are aimed at weakening the opposition.

Ter-Petrosyan visited a polling station in Yerevan all by himself, fulfilled his civic duty, got in the car and left

A Verelk proxy raised violations he noticed during the vote, and a fight broke out outside the polling station afterwards.

695,626 people or 26.82% of eligible voters cast their ballots in snap parliamentary elections across Armenia as of 2:00 pm.

Edmon Marukyan expressed conviction that no party or block will be able to single-handedly secure majority in the parliament.