Gitanas Nauseda Wins Second Phase of Lithuanian Presidential Election with 74.43% of the Votes
Gitanas Nauseda wins the second phase of the Armenian presidential elections with 74.43% of the votes. Ingrida Simonyte receives 24.06%. Nauseda is elected president for a second term.
“President of Central Election Commission of Armenia and Moldova’s Chairperson Collaborate to Ensure Election Integrity: European and Eurasian Regional Working Group Discusses Social Media Impact”
The Presidents of the Central Election Commissions of Armenia and Moldova, along with other representatives, attended a working group on “Social Media, Information and Election Integrity.” The International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) was also present. Various countries and USAID were involved.
“Central Electoral Commission Affirms Parliamentary Election Results, with Yerevan Mayor Announcing Termination of Council Member’s Powers”
The Central Electoral Commission confirms parliamentary election results in session held on May 13. Yerevan Mayor announces termination of Artur Ispiryan’s powers and registers Kristine Vardanyan as the next candidate on “Civil Contract” party’s unified list for Yerevan City Council elections. From NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Current Mayor Hayk Marutyan Takes the Lead in Yerevan Local Elections, Preliminary Results Reveal”
Yerevan’s current mayor, Hayk Marutyan, is leading in the local elections with 51.34% of the votes, according to preliminary results. Former mayor Taron Margaryan follows with 13.99% support. Ingrida Simonyte, Gitanas Nauseda, and others also received backing.
“Court Showdown: Key Players Vahagn Hovakimyan and Anahit Manasyan Clash over Financial Reports and Citizen Rights”
Vahagn Hovakimyan, the president of the Central Electoral Commission, and Anahit Manasyan, the defender of human rights, will discuss the financial reports of CEC and Chamber of Control in court on Tuesday. Issues regarding citizens’ rights and violations will also be addressed.
“Absence of Civil Contract Party Representatives Raises Concerns over Armenia’s Presidential Elections”
Get the latest news from Armenia about the presidential elections and the absence of Civil Contract party representatives in the Central Electoral Commission. Prime Minister Pashinyan suspends the country’s participation, raising questions about Yerevan’s position in the organizing committee. The elections in Russia are scheduled for March 15-17. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“Political Parties, Media Outlets Join Forces to Ensure Election Integrity: New Regulations on Fair Advertising Presented”
Discussion on election integrity protection held with political party representatives, media outlets. New regulations on fair advertising presented, aiming to improve electoral transparency. Participants agree on self-sufficiency of fish market in Armenia, stable prices.
“Central Electoral Commission Collaborates with International IDEA in Ensuring Democracy and Protecting Citizen Rights”
The Central Electoral Commission of Armenia attends a meeting by International IDEA to discuss the importance of protecting citizens’ rights. Cooperation between Armenia and the electoral assistance institution dates back to 2006. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Resignations Shake Yerevan City Council: Seats Filled by Next in Line”
The Central Electoral Commission in Yerevan has accepted the early resignations of Tatul Petrosyan and Andranik Tevanyan from the city council. Their seats will now be filled by Anna Rafik Avetisyan and Arshak Ashoti Sargsyan from the “Mother Armenia” party.
“Levon Kocharyan, Son of Former Armenian President, to Run for Mayor Despite Being in Custody: Latest Election Updates”
The Central Electoral Commission announced the time of the presidential election. Levon Kocharyan, son of former president Robert Kocharyan, will run for mayor of Yerevan. He is currently in custody. The session to approve his candidacy will be on November 6, 2023.