Poll- Over half of Armenians intend to vote in parliamentary  elections

ArmInfo. In Armenia, more than half of respondents definitely intend to vote in the parliamentary elections in June, according to the results of the  "Terz-Blot- Re-Blot" poll conducted by the consulting company MPG.

When asked whether they would vote in the June elections, 57.5% of  respondents said yes, another 13.2% said they would rather vote, 8.2%  said they would rather not vote, 9.9% said they would definitely not  vote, and 11.2% found it difficult to answer. Interestingly,  according to the survey, only 60.7% of respondents know the election  date, 17.5% gave an incorrect answer, and another 21.8% admitted they  don't know the date.

Public opinion on the integrity of the upcoming vote is as follows:  definitely fair-26.0%, likely fair- 22.3%; likely to involve  falsifications- 20.3%; definitely involve falsifications- 21.1% and  undecided -10.5%.

The poll also gauged the public's willingness to protest should the  elections be perceived as fraudulent. The results are as  follows:  36.6% of respondents said they will definitely do so, another 9.9%  said they will probably do so, 10.2% said they will probably not,  39.1% said they will definitely not, and another 4.3% were unsure.

The survey was conducted via telephone calls to residents of the  Republic of Armenia between April 27 and 9, 20206. The sample size  was 1,101 people, with a margin of error of +/- 3%.  Since 2011, MPG  has served as the Armenian representative for the Gallup  International Association, one of the world's most prestigious  independent opinion research bodies. Active in the market since 2003,  the firm has completed over 800 sociological and marketing research  projects.