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“Prosperous Armenia” Party Fails to Pass Threshold as CEC Finalizes Election Results

YEREVAN — Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission on June 14 finalized the results of the parliamentary elections.

According to the final results, the following political forces will enter parliament:

The Civil Contract party received 726,819 votes, or 49.7 percent.

The Strong Armenia alliance received 340,006 votes, or 23.2 percent.

The Armenia alliance received 144,983 votes, or 9.9 percent.

The Prosperous Armenia party failed to pass the 4 percent electoral threshold.

Seats in the National Assembly will be distributed as follows:

The Civil Contract party will receive 64 seats.

The Strong Armenia alliance will receive 28 seats.

The Armenia alliance will receive 12 seats.

Of the seats reserved for national minorities, Civil Contract received three, while Strong Armenia received one.

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