Armenia's Constitutional Court rejects opposition's appeal of election results

Armenia's Constitutional Court has rejected the opposition's appeal of the June 7 parliamentary election results, Report informs referring to Armenian media.

The court's ruling upheld the Central Electoral Commission's decision on the election results.

The case was heard for six days, encompassing approximately 50 hours of court hearings.

The "Strong Armenia" and "Armenia" blocs, as well as the "New Force," "For the Sake of the Republic," "Prosperous Armenia," "Wings of Unity," and "Democracy, Law, Discipline" parties, had all called for the election results to be annulled or for a runoff.

They insisted that systemic and widespread violations had occurred during the elections.

Parliamentary elections were held in Armenia on June 7.

With 100% of the ballots counted, Pashinyan's Civil Contract party received 49.83% of the votes, giving it the right to form a government on its own.