CEC counts votes in 1941 constituencies, 41 remain

CEC counts votes in 1941 constituencies, 41 remain
May 7, 2012 - 11:46 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Central Electoral Commission of Armenia (CEC) has provided updated data. According to the information received following the processing of ballots at 1941 polling stations, the votes divided the following way.

Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) – 645 402 (44,05 %)

Prosperous Armenia Party – 443 179 (30,25 %)

Heritage party - 84 497 (5,77 %)

Armenian National Congress (ANC) bloc – 103 825 (7,09 %)

ARF Dashnaktsutyun – 83 824 (5,72 %)

Orinats Yerkir – 80 411 (5,49 %)

Democratic Party of Armenia (DPA) – 5 402 (0,37 %)

Communist Party of Armenia – 15 510 (1,06 %)

United Armenians party – 2 993 (0,20 %).

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