4 Jul2026
Constitutional Court
National Assembly election 2026
Final results of the 7 June 2026 parliamentary election. The CEC drew up the voting-results protocol on 14 June, after recounting 637 precincts. Below: how the seats were allocated, the elected MPs, and the results by marz, community, settlement and precinct.
58.91%turnout
1,476,769ballots cast
2,006precincts
3forces above threshold
64 / 105CC seats · majority
Civil Contract64Strong Armenia Alliance29Armenia Alliance12
| Force | Votes | % | Seats | vs 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Contractparty | 726,819 | 49.75 | 64 | −7 |
| Strong Armenia Alliancealliance | 340,006 | 23.27 | 29 | new |
| Armenia Alliancealliance | 144,983 | 9.92 | 12 | −17 |
| Prosperous Armeniaparty | 58,287 | 3.99 | — | — |
| Wings of Unityparty | 33,537 | 2.30 | — | — |
| 153,108 | 10.48 | — | — | |
| Inaccuracies | 4,331 | 0.30 | ||
| Invalid ballots | 16,210 | 1.10* | ||
| Voters who took part | 1,476,769 | 105 |
Percentages are of valid votes plus inaccuracies — the same base the threshold is measured on. *Invalid ballots as a share of all ballots. The 2,006 precinct protocols add up exactly to the summary protocol for every force.
In three precincts (10/51, 35/65 and 12/13) the voting results were invalidated: every force's votes there were set to zero and the participants recorded as inaccuracies. The CEC ordered no re-vote. Seven political forces, including the Strong Armenia and Armenia alliances and Prosperous Armenia, challenged the results in the Constitutional Court; on 4 July 2026 the Court rejected the applications and upheld the CEC decision.
2021 snap election (107 seats): Civil Contract 71, Armenia Alliance 29, I Have Honor 7. I Have Honor did not run in 2026.
| Force | Vote % | Base | Minority | Extra | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Contractparty | 49.75 | 61 | 3 | — | 64 | 61.0% |
| Strong Armenia Alliancealliance | 23.27 | 28 | 1 | — | 29 | 27.6% |
| Armenia Alliancealliance | 9.92 | 12 | — | — | 12 | 11.4% |
| Total | 105 | 100% | ||||
MPs follow the order of the lists registered with the CEC. The allocation matches the CEC decision. elections.am
- EC 95(4)3 forces cleared the threshold
4% for a party, 8% or 10% for an alliance — of valid votes plus inaccuracies (1,461,071).
- Civil Contract — 49.75% (threshold 4%)
- Strong Armenia Alliance — 23.27% (threshold 8%)
- Armenia Alliance — 9.92% (threshold 8%)
- EC 95(5–6)101 base seats in proportion to votes
Each force's votes × 101 ÷ the votes of all forces that cleared the threshold: whole numbers first, the remaining seats by largest remainder.
- Civil Contract — 61
- Strong Armenia Alliance — 28
- Armenia Alliance — 12
- EC 95(9)4 national-minority seats
One at a time, to the force with the highest coefficient C = M / (Aw + 1), where M is its base seats and Aw the minority seats it already won.
- Yezidi → CC (61/1 = 61.00)
- Russian → CC (61/2 = 30.50)
- Assyrian → SA (28/1 = 28.00)
- Kurdish → CC (61/3 = 20.33)
- EC 96No additional seats
CC's 64 seats (61.0%) are above the 52% stable-majority level and below two thirds, so neither majority nor opposition top-up seats applied.
- ResultCivil Contract: 64 seats, a majority
The majority force's list No. 1, Nikol Pashinyan, is elected prime minister.
Polls
How the polls compared
The final polling average had Civil Contract at 30.5% of all respondents — 48.2% of decided voters, 1.6 pts under the result.
All 10 polls and the trend →Simulator
What if the result had been different?
Start from the official result and move any force’s share to see how seats, coalitions and a second round change.
Open the simulator →Rules that applied
EC 95(4)Threshold4% for a party, 8% for an alliance of up to 3 parties, 10% for larger alliances — of valid votes plus inaccuracies.3 forces cleared it
EC 95(5–6)101 base seatsShared in proportion to votes; leftover seats go by largest remainder.101 seats allocated
EC 95(9)4 national-minority seatsOne seat each for Yezidi, Russian, Assyrian and Kurdish representatives, from the lists of forces that cleared the threshold.CC 3, SA 1
EC 95(4)At least 3 forcesIf fewer than 3 forces clear the threshold, the ones closest to it also get seats.Not needed — 3 forces cleared the threshold
EC 95(4)Two-thirds capIf a force would get over 2/3 of seats without 2/3 of the votes, other forces with at least 2% get extra seats.Not triggered — CC holds 61% of seats
EC 96Stable majorityA force with a majority of seats but under 52% is topped up to 52%.Not needed — CC already had 61%
EC 97–98Coalition or second roundWith no majority: a coalition within 9 days, otherwise a run-off (the winner is topped up to 52%).Not needed — CC won a majority
How the votes became seats →Electoral Code of Armenia, art. 95–98
11:0014.50%363,067 voted
14:0033.85%847,539 voted
17:0048.90%1,224,460 voted
20:0058.97%1,476,597 voted
Final protocol58.91%1,476,769 voters
Hourly figures are the CEC's election-day reports, as a share of 2,503,976 voters. The final protocol counts 1,476,769 participants out of 2,506,826 voters, including the supplementary and electronic-voting lists. For turnout by marz, community and precinct at each hour, see Results by place → Turnout.
Source: CEC turnout by precinct (11:00, 14:00, 17:00, 20:00) and the voting-results protocol.
Results by place
Pick from the list or click the map — from marz to community, settlement and precinct
Leading forceCivil ContractDarker = wider margin
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Source: CEC precinct protocols (2,006 precincts); the country totals are the summary protocol. Settlements and precincts have no map coordinates, so they are listed only. Boundaries: geoBoundaries; community locations: GeoNames. Results by precinct (XLSX)