The Against Everyone party stated that the June 7 National Assembly elections were conducted in an environment marked by the use of administrative resources, vote-buying, threats, hate speech, and social polarization.

According to the party, the elections “cannot be considered fair, competitive, or transparent.”

“These elections and their results reaffirm the position of the Against Everyone party that there is no real opportunity for citizens to freely express their will and have that will fairly reflected in the results. We once again emphasize that meaningful outcomes can only be achieved through revolutionary change.

We express our deep gratitude to each of the 21,467 citizens who voted against everyone and who, despite threats, propaganda, and other electoral violations, resolutely cast their vote for the Against Everyone option.

The Against Everyone party takes note of the National Assembly election results while clearly emphasizing that under no circumstances can they be described as fair, competitive, or transparent, since the final outcome was formed amid violations of numerous provisions of the electoral, criminal, and administrative codes.

We will continue our struggle by exposing the flaws of our public and political life and of the way our society is organized, while seeking solutions to those problems. We will continue to expand, bringing together more and more creative and uncompromising people in pursuit of change—total change affecting every sphere,” the statement said.

The party thanked its supporters and pledged to continue its political activities despite the election outcome.

According to the preliminary results of the June 7 National Assembly elections, the vote distribution was as follows: Civil Contract — 49.825%, Strong Armenia — 23.281%, Armenia Alliance — 9.934%, and Prosperous Armenia — 3.996%. Under these updated figures, the Prosperous Armenia Party does not clear the 4% electoral threshold required for parliamentary representation.