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The Central Electoral Commission has published the information on the voting results received from 2008 polling stations of Armenia.
Fair Armenia party – 3912 votes, 0.31%
Armenian National Congress party – 19, 647 votes, 1.54%
Civil Contract party 687, 251 votes -53.92%
Awakening National Christian Party – 4,623 votes – 0.36%
Freedom party – 1,842 votes, 0.14%
I Have Honor bloc – 66,633 votes, 5.23%
United Homeland party – 956 votes, 0.08%
Pan-Armenian National State party – 803 votes, 0.06%
Bright Armenia party – 15,557 votes, 1.22%
Our Home is Armenia party -12,162 votes, 0.95%
Republic party – 38, 713 votes, 3.04%
Armenian Homeland party 13,115 votes, 1.03%
Free Homeland bloc – 4,136 votes, 0.32%
Prosperous Armenia party – 50,416 votes, 3.96%
Democratic Party of Armenia – 5,017 votes, 0.39% 5165
National Conservative Movement party – 15,534 votes, 1.22%
Citizen Decision Social Democratic Party – 37,71 votes, 0.3%
Shirinyan-Babajanyan Democrat Alliance – 19, 142 votes, 1.5%
National Agenda party – 721 votes, 0.06%
Rise party – 1,245 votes, 0.01%
Liberal party – 14,923 votes, 1.17%
European Party of Armenia -2,786 votes, 0.22%
Armenia bloc 268,165 votes, 21.04%
National Democratic Axis party -18,767 votes, 1.47%
Sovereign Armenia party – 3,558 votes, 0.28%.
Under the Armenian legislation, if only two political forces pass the threshold (5% for parties, 7% for blocs), the political force with the largest number of votes will also receive mandates, regardless of whether it is a party or a bloc.
