Election of the 27-member community council (avagani) of Yeghegnadzor (Vayots Dzor) by proportional list vote; each list is led by its candidate for community head. In 2026 the community was enlarged: it now also includes the former communities of Areni and Yeghegis, 32 settlements in all (Law ՀՕ-250-Ն). Part of the 25 October local elections in 21 communities.
New EraParty18 candidates33% women
RepublicParty37 candidates38% women
Civil ContractParty42 candidates33% womenand 1 more without seats
Yeghegnadzor, Getap, Gladzor, Malishka, Vernashen
Agarakadzor, Aghavnadzor, Areni, Arpi, Yelpin, Khachik, Chiva, Rind
Aghnjadzor, Artabuynk, Goghtanik, Yeghegis, Taratumb, Hermon, Horbategh, Hors, Shatin, Salli, Vardahovit, Karaglukh
Amaghu, Arates, Getikvank, Gnishik, Kalasar, Mozrov, Sevazhayr
The community was enlarged after the vote: compare the former and today's boundaries (Yeghegnadzor, Areni and Yeghegis)
National resultsOnly the former Yeghegnadzor community, as it was on 7 June · 5 settlements
Today's Yeghegnadzor, including the former communities of Areni and Yeghegis · 32 settlements
On 26 September the Central Electoral Commission drew lots to assign ballot numbers to the parties and alliances running in the 25 October local elections held under the proportional system. Civil Contract drew No. 14, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation No. 10 and Strong Armenia No. 17.
Local self-government elections will be held on 25 October in 21 communities: 19 under the proportional system, and Fioletovo (Lori) and Shamiram (Aragatsotn) under the majoritarian system. Registration of the lists closed on 25 September.
In proportional elections, parties and alliances had to submit their list documents to the territorial electoral commissions by 18:00 on 20 September; the lists are registered between 20 and 25 September.
Polls close at 20:00 on 25 October. Preliminary results will be added here once the CEC publishes them.