“Without Subtext”: We will demand that the Constitutional Court order new elections

The Central Electoral Commission, after invalidating the voting results at several polling stations, had two options: either order a revote at those polling stations or, if the annulled results had affected the overall election outcome, order a revote for the entire election. Yes, those results had affected the vote, because one political force was left out of the distribution of parliamentary mandates. Arman Galstyan, chairman of the “Wings of Unity” party, said this during an appearance on Public Radio’s “Without Subtext” program.

Addressing the issue of funds allegedly spent by the Civil Contract party during the election campaign but not declared, Arman Galstyan presented factual examples.

“In the village of Proshyan, ‘Wings of Unity’ and ‘Civil Contract’ rented offices on the same street. The rent for our office was 223,000 drams, while Civil Contract paid 20,000 drams. Moreover, they had no employees at all,” the party chairman said.

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