RPA gains victory in 28 out of 41 majority constituencies

RPA gains victory in 28 out of 41 majority constituencies
May 7, 2012 - 11:12 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - According to preliminary data on the parliamentary ballot count, the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) takes lead in 28 out of 41 majority constituencies of Armenia.

1. Ruben Hayrapetyan, RPA

2. Samvel Farmanyan, RPA

3. Arthur Stepanyan, RPA

4. Artak Sargsyan, RPA

5. Arthur Gevorgyan, RPA

6. Roben Hovsepyan, RPA

7. Samvel Alexanyan, RPA

8. Koryun Nahapetyan, RPA

9. Ruben Sadoyan, RPA

10. Garegin Nushikyan, RPA

11. Grigor Margaryan, Prosperous Armenia Party

12. Lyova Khachatryan, Prosperous Armenia Party

13. Mher Sedrakyan, RPA

14. Vrezh Markosyan, RPA

15. Mnatsakan Mnatsakanyan, RPA

16. Murad Muradyan, RPA

17. Karine Poghosyan, RPA

18. Arayik Grigoryan, ARF Dashnaktsutyun

19. Sedrak Saroyan, RPA

20. Hrant Grigoryan, RPA

21. Alexan Petrosyan, RPA

22. Manvel Badeyan, RPA

23. Karen Botoyan, Orinats Yerkir

24. Hakob Hakobyan, RPA

25. David Kocharyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

26. Melik Manukyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

27. Murad Guloyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

28. Gagik Tsarukyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

29. Arkady Hambardzumyan, RPA

30. Edmon Marukyan, independent candidate

31. Karen Saribekyan, RPA

32. Karen Karapetyan, RPA

33. Ashot Aghababyan, RPA

34. Martun Grigoryan, Prosperous Armenia Party

35. Samvel Balasanyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

36. Mushegh Petoyan, Prosperous Armenia Party

37. Hayk Grigoryan, RPA

38. Vahe Hakobyan, RPA

39. Ashot Arsenyan, RPA

40. Marine Marabyan, independent candidate

41. Hakob Hakobyan, RPA.

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