439:'s resignation in March 2023 due to low approval ratings, and has thus been in the spotlight as the primary implementer of reforms in the city and had the chance to garner support among voters. Avinyan's appointment was controversial as the normal process to replace Sargsyan was circumvented. The Electoral Code had required a special session of city council be called within one month to fill the vacancy. After Sargsyan resigned, a special session was called for April 11. However, when the day came, none of the city councilors except for Deputy Mayor Levon Hovhannisyan, who was already serving as the interim Acting Mayor showed up. Without a quorum, Hovhannisyan announced that the session was not in order and adjourned. Since that date, city council has continued to meet for regular sessions but never again placed the item of electing a new mayor on the agenda. Hovhannisyan has continued as interim Acting Mayor, while observers stated Tigran Avinyan is the one in charge. This was because the city council could not officially appoint Avinyan as the new mayor as he was not on the list of candidates in 2018.
1054:(Civil Contract, National Progress and Hanrapetutyun), one illiberal party pre-revolution (Mother Armenia Alliance), and one neutral party (Public Voice). It further added the elections showed a crucial departure from the narrative that had shaped Armenia's political culture for the last five years: the polarization between the pre-revolution and post-revolution political forces. It stated the elections had reduced the pre-revolution forces into electoral irrelevance, as the post-revolution factions developed a new course of politics in Armenia. It further added the political sophistication of Armenian society when it comes to electoral preferences, but it also allows for a more nuanced understanding of Armenia's democratic trajectory and depolarization. It concluded, the elections displayed a robust growth in
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elections before the elections. Overall, the delegation assessed the elections as meeting international standards, and reported a calm, peaceful and well-managed election day without major incidents or anomalies. The delegation noted that, with the support of representatives of the
Central Election Commission (CEC), voter authentication devices and cameras functioned seamlessly throughout the voting day, reducing opportunities for fraud and reinforcing the trust of voters in the electoral process. It also welcomed the change of ballot papers, which contributed to increase readability and reduced the possibility of carousel voting.
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600:. Two local election-monitoring groups reported that they had received numerous complaints that people working for local government bodies, schools and other public entities were ordered by their superiors to attend the rally. Civil Contract in response denied reports that it is forced public sector employees to attend election campaign. Avinyan specifically dismissed a video suggesting that entire staffs of schools, kindergartens, and local government bodies participated in one such rally that was held in the city's Nor Nork district.
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462:. Ruling party council members removed him a year later, after he delivered a litany of accusations against the ruling elite, including misappropriating funds and issuing illegal construction permits. After he left office, he returned to comedy, performing a stand-up routine titled "The Mayor" about his experience in power and his problems with the ruling team. He ran atop the list of the
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all 475 polling stations and through falsifications achieve revision of the election results to grab one more seat that would give them a majority (presumably in coalition with
Hanrapetutyun party) and enable them to elect their candidate as mayor of Yerevan. He called on citizens to be ready for protests.
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were arrested and public criminal prosecution was initiated against Vardan
Ghukasyan and Artak Galstyan, the main figureheads of the party, for committing extortion within the group. Despite on-going criminal investigations, the party did ultimately nominate Artak Galstyan as its mayoral candidate in
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monitored the electoral process during the election campaign. A working group was established, which studied "about 500 publications in media and social networks about alleged violations of electoral law". According to the results of the monitoring, the alleged violations were directed at the ruling
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However, Hayk
Grigoryan, the second on the list of National Progress, stated he had doubt in an opposition coalition forming, as he believed 'the only possible' coalition possible would be between Civil Contract and Hanrapetutyun. Tevanyan accused the authorities of planning to recount the votes at
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On 18 September, leader of Public Voice Vardan
Ghukasyan appealed to National Progress leader Hayk Marutyan and Mother Armenia Alliance leader Andranik Tevanyan. Combined, the three would have a majority on the council and be able to select the next mayor. Ghukasyan said he did not object to either
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The
Central Election Commission (CEC) reported that 28.43 percent of Yerevan's 824,250 eligible voters cast ballots, the lowest figure ever recorded in the city. Some senior members of the opposition blocs portrayed the low turnout and the ruling party's worse-than-expected performance as a massive
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won 8. Together the two thus have 32 seats out of 65, one short of a majority otherwise required by the council to elect a mayor, while opposition parties held the other 33 seats. This resulted into
Yerevan City Council being hung and it was unclear who would be the next mayor of Yerevan after the
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observed 113 randomly selected polling stations in all districts of
Yerevan from opening until closing and counting. The observation team had held meetings with key electoral stakeholders and representatives of the diplomatic corps, the media, NGOs as well as candidates of parties running in the
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Chief Karen
Harutyunyan described the importance of the elections as; "The Yerevan election will be an important test of confidence for Pashinyan, who claims to have the people's full mandate to solve the Artsakh problem at any cost. This will also be a test for Armenia's fledgling democracy."
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Vahagn
Hovakimyan said that "the election campaign was correct and calm", there were not as many problems as usual. "Moreover, we are not talking about recorded violations, but about alarm signals. 70-80% of the signals we received were false, that is, their investigation did not reveal any
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to run for mayor. He described his decision to run as "an opposition victory in Yerevan would pave the way for regime change in the country". As response to the formation of Mother Armenia, the Armenia Alliance refrained from fielding candidates and together with former president
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as its candidate for the position of Mayor of Yerevan. The alliance, however, dissolved in August 2023 prior to the election. The European Party of Armenia later confirmed that they would be participating in the elections independently and nominated party leader
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elections were held on 17 September 2023. The Yerevan City Council comprises 65 members, including the mayor and the first deputy mayor, elected through a proportional electoral system. City Council members are elected for a five-year term.
406:, the capital city, making this the largest local election in Armenia. Yerevan's size and political influence further emphasized this election's importance, which many observers saw as a midterm assessment of Prime Minister
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was elected as Mayor of Yerevan. Only 37 city councilors participated in the voting. Avinyan received 32 votes in favor and 5 against. The Mother Armenia Alliance and National Progress party boycotted the session. Under
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which includes several current and former city council members who supported him after he split from the ruling party. Marutyan was not associated with the ruling party's traditional main rivals, the
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violations," he emphasized. He also briefly touched upon the record low turnout. He stated: 'I can say that the dynamics of participation in the last elections have gone down'.
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and removal of Pashinyan from power. Pashinyan denounced such calls stating that "We must not allow certain people, certain forces to deal a blow to the Armenian state."
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1650:"Yerevan Elections: "A well administered ballot but a historically low turnout", concluded Carla Dejonghe - Congress of Local and Regional Authorities - www.coe.int"
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boycotted the elections, saying the elections were not significant given the grave security challenges facing Armenia as well as Nagorno-Karabakh. In response,
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led by Avinyan, 24 of 65 seats on the council, with 33% of the vote, a loss of its absolute majority and a decline from the previous elections in 2018, when
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together got 32 seats out of 65, one short of a majority, while opposition parties held the other 33 seats. This resulted in the Yerevan City Council being
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led the party’s list, winning 81% of the vote. National Progress, led by former mayor Marutyan came in second place with 14 seats and 19% of the vote. The
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won 24 seats with 32.60 % of the votes, far short of the required 40% majority to have their leader automaticaly elected mayor, and their former ally
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assessed the election as meeting international standards and described it as; "marred by increasingly inflammatory rhetoric" but was "positive overall."
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Marutyan or Tevanyan as mayor. He also speculated that Hanrapetutyun whose mayoral candidate Zeynalyan served as Minister of Justice in 2018–2019 for
1338:"Armenia's early parliamentary elections were competitive and well run, but polarized and marred by aggressive rhetoric, international observers say"
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to be held in 2026. In addition, the election took place in a volatile political environment, exacerbated by Armenia's conflict with Azerbaijan over
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Pashinyan faced continuous calls for his resignation and mass rallies calling for him to step down. On 25 February 2021, the
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1745:"Mother Armenia bloc leader warns of authorities' plans to recount votes to grab one more seat in Yerevan Council of Elders"
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announced it would not field a separate list of candidates and would endorse parties opposing Civil Contract.
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and more than 40 other top-ranking generals demanded Pashinyan's resignation, which Pashinyan described as a
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1538:"Elections in Yerevan: 14 political forces are competing for the mayor's post"
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the run up to the elections. The party also announced that members of the
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five months earlier. Marutyan left Civil Contract in late 2020, after the
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1212:"Armenian parliament speaker injured by protesters, prime minister says"
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1240:"Rival Rallies In Yerevan As Armenia Reels From Nagorno-Karabakh Truce"
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Avinyan's primary challenger was opposition candidate and former mayor
1563:"Forced Rally Attendance Reported Again As Yerevan Poll Campaign Ends"
1264:"Armenia's armed forces demand resignation of PM and government: Ifax"
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The new city council held its inaugural session on 10 October 2023.
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1394:"Yerevan municipal election tests Armenian ruling party's strength"
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This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
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1702:"Voting results as per administrative districts of Yerevan City"
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1506:"In Yerevan's Mayoral Election, Coming In First Won't Be Enough"
1438:"ARF Will Not Participate in Yerevan Municipal Council Election"
1293:"Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan Resigns Before New Elections"
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joined the Mother Armenia Alliance, as did one member from the
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More than one-third of Armenia's electorate (824,250) lives in
1589:"Ruling Party Denies Forcing Public Workers To Attend Rallies"
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1625:"Ruling party falls short of majority in Yerevan elections"
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1136:"Elections in Armenia: 2023 Yerevan City Council Elections"
1366:"Armenia's Ruling Party Loses Ground In Yerevan Elections"
1167:"Opposition Groups Get Enough Votes To Name Yerevan Mayor"
663:, a former coalition partner of Civil Contract founded by
1320:"Armenia election: PM Nikol Pashinyan wins post-war poll"
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A nine-member election observation delegation from the
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Chief of the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces
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The elections had the lowest turnout in the history of
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Bulghadarian, Naira; Ghalechian, Narine (2023-09-15).
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1413:"Main Opposition Bloc Backs Yerevan Mayoral Candidate"
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314:, on 9 November 2020 prime minister Nikol Pashinyan,
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Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
1587:Ghalechian, Narine; Aslanian, Karlen (2023-09-12).
386:won 7 seats. The opposition claimed there had been
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370:, Pashinyan was re-elected to a second term, with
1291:Khojoyan, Sara; Halpin, Anthony (25 April 2021).
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446:. Marutyan, the former mayoral candidate of the
1861:"Pashinyan slams calls for a 'coup' in Armenia"
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1068:2023 Azerbaijani offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh
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374:receiving 54% of the vote and 71 seats, a
1770:"Tigran Avinyan elected Mayor of Yerevan"
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647:The preliminary result gave ruling party
291:announcement of the preliminary results.
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1788:"Yerevan Chooses Political Pluralism"
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1417:«Ազատ Եվրոպա/Ազատություն» ռադիոկայան
1370:«Ազատ Եվրոպա/Ազատություն» ռադիոկայան
1171:«Ազատ Եվրոպա/Ազատություն» ռադիոկայան
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474:lingering from their time in power.
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576:Pre-election campaign controversies
398:Importance of city council election
222:Results in administrative districts
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1827:Roth, Andrew (19 September 2023).
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727:National Progress Party of Armenia
523:, the former Armenian Minister of
452:2018 Yerevan City Council election
410:and his ruling party ahead of the
19:2023 Yerevan City Council election
14:
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1411:Ռ/Կ, «Ազատություն» (2023-08-25).
1364:Ռ/Կ, «Ազատություն» (2023-09-18).
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598:his government and political team
543:would be listed on their ballot.
541:Alliance of Progressive Centrists
515:Armenian Revolutionary Federation
496:Armenian Revolutionary Federation
2298:September 2023 events in Armenia
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671:, received 11% and eight seats.
552:Social Democrat Hunchakian Party
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657:Mother Armenia Alliance
527:and a candidate of the
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464:National Progress party
316:president of Azerbaijan
2308:2023 elections in Asia
2293:City council elections
2086:Presidential elections
472:corruption allegations
321:and Russian president
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500:Apricot Country Party
384:I Have Honor Alliance
325:reached and signed a
1871:Agence France-Presse
1494:. November 24, 2022.
1462:. September 6, 2023.
925:United Armenia Party
272:Yerevan City Council
63:Yerevan City Council
1200:. 10 November 2020.
1113:Politics of Armenia
1080:breakaway state of
763:Hanrapetutyun Party
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460:Second Karabakh War
327:ceasefire agreement
312:war with Azerbaijan
310:After six weeks of
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1272:. 25 February 2021
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781:Public Voice Party
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546:In June 2023, the
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247:(Acting, de facto)
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1220:. 9 November 2020
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556:Dignified Yerevan
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