Parliamentary elections of Armenia: CEC finished count of votes

May 13, 2007 - 16:43 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Central Electoral Commission of Armenia finished the count of votes from 1932 polling stations (1 351 669 votes). According to the results Republican Party of Armenia, "Prosperous Armenia" Party and ARF Dashnaktsutyun keep the lead at the parliamentary elections. CEC Chairman Garegin Azaryan presented the general picture of the election, which is the following:



Republican Party of Armenia - 453 032



"Prosperous Armenia" Party - 204 443



ARF Dashnaktsutyun - 177 192



"Orinats Yerkir" Party - 95 296



United Labor Party - 59 307



"Dashink" Party - 33 093



"National Unity" Party - 49 863



"Heritage" Party - 80 890



"Republic" Party - 22 609



People's Party - 37 034



"New Times" Party - 47 018



People's Party of Armenia - 23 629



"Impeachment" block - 17 808



Communist Party - 8 835



National Democratic Party - 8 591



"Democratic Way" Party - 8 468



"National Consent" Party - 4 251



Democratic Party of Armenia - 3 780



"Christian-Democratic Revival" Party - 3 591



Marxist Party of Armenia - 2 896



United Liberal National Party - 2 748



Youth Party - 3 302



"Hnchakyan" Social-Democratic Party - 1 033.
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