ArmInfo.The parliamentary elections of June 7, 2026, took place amid widespread violations of the law, repression, violence, violations of all possible and impossible legal and moral norms by the person holding the post of  prime minister, public threats, arrests, and persecution of the  opposition. This is stated in a statement by the Mother Armenia  party.

ArmInfo.The Wings of Unity Party intends to continue the fight to restore justice in Armenia. This is what the party's representative, former Chairman of the RA  State Revenue Committee, David Ananyan, writes.

ArmInfo. The ruling Civil Contract party, which won the parliamentary elections, is not afraid of street fighting that opposition forces may wage. Vice Speaker of  the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia Ruben Rubinyan  stated this in an interview with Public Television.

ArmInfo. The parliamentary elections in Armenia were accompanied by unprecedented pressure on the opposition and Western interference. This was stated by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova on Sputnik Radio.

ArmInfo. In all Yerevan districts, the Civil Contract party (CC) received the majority of votes. Vahagn Aleksanyan, a member of parliament from the ruling party, told reporters on June 9.

ArmInfo. The Central Electoral Commission has summarized the information on requests for recounts of  votes received by election commissions - 555 requests for recounts have been received.

ArmInfo. The Ayakve Civil Initiative Council declares the need to challenge the results of Armenia's parliamentary elections in the Constitutional Court, with the prospect of their final annulment and the calling of new elections. This was stated in a statement on the Council's Facebook page, which presents a political assessment of the June 7 elections.

ArmInfo.Samvel Karapetyan's "Strong Armenia" bloc will announce its next steps after it becomes  clear whether businessman Gagik Tsarukyan's "Prosperous Armenia" party will enter parliament. This was announced by Narek Karapetyan, the bloc's leader, a member of the political council and head of the  "Strong Armenia" electoral list.

ArmInfo. Legal expert Gohar Meloyan, a member of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, pointed out a  discrepancy between the number of voters before and during the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 7.

ArmInfo.Political scientist Stepan Danielyan used specific examples to explain why the Armenian  opposition, which entered parliament following the latest elections to the National Assembly of Armenia on June 7, should not relinquish its mandates.

ArmInfo.The final results of the parliamentary elections in Armenia will be announced on June 14, and five days later, the opposition, if it wishes, can appeal them to the Constitutional Court. This was stated by Vahagn Hovakimyan, head of the Central Election Commission, on Armenia Public Television.

ArmInfo.  Monitoring the voting process at polling stations with large concentrations of Armenian military personnel proved challenging during the country's parliamentary elections, according to Lyudmila Markina, a  representative of the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC).  Markina shared these observations during a press conference on June  8.

ArmInfo.  The "Strong Armenia" bloc will issue a more detailed statement after the actual counting and reporting is complete. Narek Karapetyan, a member of the "Strong Armenia" party, announced this in a video address.

ArmInfo. Opposition complaints in Armenia regarding violations committed by the ruling Civil Contract party during the country's parliamentary elections have not received a single response. Russian Senator Alexander Savin stated this at a press conference on June 8.

ArmInfo.  Applications for a recount of voting results at a polling station can be submitted to the relevant electoral commission of the electoral district from  12:00 PM to 6:00 PM on June 8 or from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM on June 9.  This was reported by the Central Election Commission of Armenia.

ArmInfo.  After the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia adjusted the preliminary vote counts for the June 7 parliamentary elections, businessman Gagik Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia Party lost the 4% threshold and will not enter the new parliament. This was announced by Vahagn Hovakimyan, head of the Central Electoral Commission, at a press conference in Yerevan on June 8.

ArmInfo.  The extremely difficult atmosphere during the campaign for the latest parliamentary elections in Armenia was accompanied by mass arrests, detentions, and insults.  Dmitry Kobitsky, Head of the IPA CIS Council Secretariat, stated this at a press conference on June 8.

ArmInfo. The CIS Observer Mission did not identify any serious violations that could affect the results of the upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 7, 2026.  This was stated by Nurlan Seitimov, Head of the CIS Observer Mission and CIS Deputy Secretary General, at a press conference on June 8.

ArmInfo. The Civil Contract Party is just two votes short of a 3/5 majority in parliament. Former Justice Minister and former Deputy Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Arpine Hovhannisyan wrote this on her Facebook page, referring to the preliminary vote counts from all 2,005 polling stations following the country's parliamentary elections.

ArmInfo.  As of 10:00 AM on June 8, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) Operations Center, which dialed 112 and the 87-67 hotline, received 619 calls about possible violations during voting in the parliamentary elections in Armenia, both informational and subject to investigation.