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YEREVAN (A.W.)— On April 9, Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) presented the distribution of the seats in Armenia’s new Parliament.

The Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) was able to guarantee 58 seats—three of which will be represented by ethnic minorities (Yezidi, Kurd, Assyrian).

The Tsarukyan bloc was able to garner 31 seats, with one of them being a representative from the Russian community.

The Yelk bloc was able to guarantee nine seats while the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) will be represented by seven members.

The final voter turnout was 60.93 percent.

None of the five blocs or parties will be represented in the Armenian parliament. They fell short of the five and seven percent vote thresholds set for political parties and blocs according to the country’s Electoral Code.

Below is the final tally according to the CEC.

RPA – 770,440 votes
Tsaurkyan bloc – 428,836
Yelk – 122,065
ARF – 103,048
Armenian Revival – 58,265
Ohanyan-Raffi-Oskanian bloc – 32,508
Congress-PPA bloc – 25,950
Free Democrats – 14,739
Communist Party of Armenia – 11,741


YEREVAN (A.W.)— On April 9, Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) presented the distribution of the seats in Armenia’s new Parliament. The National Assembly of Armenia (Photo: parliament.am)10 The Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) was able to guarantee 58 seats—three of which will be represented by ethnic minorities (Yezidi, Kurd, Assyrian). The Tsarukyan bloc was able to garner 31 seats, with one of them being a representative from the Russian community. The Yelk bloc was able to guarantee nine seats while the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) will be represented by seven members. The final voter turnout was 60.93 percent. None of the five blocs or parties will be represented in the Armenian parliament. They fell short of the five and seven percent vote thresholds set for political parties and blocs according to the country’s Electoral Code. Below is the final tally according to the CEC. RPA – 770,440 votes Tsaurkyan bloc – 428,836 Yelk – 122,065 ARF – 103,048 Armenian Revival – 58,265 Ohanyan-Raffi-Oskanian bloc – 32,508 Congress-PPA bloc – 25,950 Free Democrats – 14,739 Communist Party of Armenia – 11,741
YEREVAN (A.W.)— On April 9, Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) presented the distribution of the seats in Armenia’s new Parliament. The National Assembly of Armenia (Photo: parliament.am)10 The Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) was able to guarantee 58 seats—three of which will be represented by ethnic minorities (Yezidi, Kurd, Assyrian). The Tsarukyan bloc was able to garner 31 seats, with one of them being a representative from the Russian community. The Yelk bloc was able to guarantee nine seats while the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) will be represented by seven members. The final voter turnout was 60.93 percent. None of the five blocs or parties will be represented in the Armenian parliament. They fell short of the five and seven percent vote thresholds set for political parties and blocs according to the country’s Electoral Code. Below is the final tally according to the CEC. RPA – 770,440 votes Tsaurkyan bloc – 428,836 Yelk – 122,065 ARF – 103,048 Armenian Revival – 58,265 Ohanyan-Raffi-Oskanian bloc – 32,508 Congress-PPA bloc – 25,950 Free Democrats – 14,739 Communist Party of Armenia – 11,741
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