2026 Armenian parliamentary election
442 sources spanning 2015–2026
Parliamentary elections were held in Armenia on 7 June 2026 to elect members of the 9th convocation of the National Assembly. According to exit polls, the incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's party Civil Contract will win with 56.7% of the vote, followed by the pro-Russian Strong Armenia of Samvel Karapetyan with 17.5%. According to Reuters, citing anonymous Western intelligence officials and documents, the election was subject to heavy Russian covert efforts to undermine Pashinyan and...
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Leader · From the editorial desk15 Jun 2026
Pashinyan's citizenship baggage won't shift a single seat
The Prime Minister's dual-nationality history is back in headlines—but the arithmetic shows it's a distraction from the real story of the 2026 result.
Leader · From the editorial desk14 Jun 2026
Armenia's voter rolls swell before count — but who added 18,000 names?
The Central Election Commission's quiet revision of the electoral register has triggered a re-count controversy that overshadows Pashinyan's claim of victory.
Briefing · From the editorial desk13 Jun 2026
Pashinyan's hollow majority: why Armenia's election settles nothing
The prime minister won, but lost his constitutional supermajority—and the real battles over courts, Russia, and legitimacy are only beginning.
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