Armenia: RPA, Prosperous Armenia party and ARF Dashnaktsutyun leading in 1274 polling stations

May 13, 2007 - 10:05 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - According to the data received from 1274 polling stations (812930 votes), the Republican Party of Armenia is leading in the parliamentary election. CEC representative announced the RPA garnered support of 288431 voters.



ARF Dashnaktsutyun - 115410 votes



Prosperous Armenia party - 129683 votes



Orinats Yerkir party - 53599 votes



Dashink party - 20849 votes



United Labor Party - 36993 votes



People's Party - 21522 votes



National Unity - 30087 votes



Heritage party - 31678 votes



People's Party of Armenia - 13576 votes



National Democratic Party - 4609 votes



Communist Party of Armenia - 5238 votes



Republic party - 12968 votes



Impeachment bloc - 8614 votes



Youth Party - 1306 votes



Marxist Party of Armenia - 1791 vote



National Consent party - 3087 vote



New Times party - 21 146 votes



DPA - 4609 votes



United Liberal National Party - 1359 votes



Hnchakyan Social Democratic Party - 523 votes



Christian Democratic Renaissance Party - 1857 votes.



Democratic Way party - 4 032 votes.
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