“Wings of Unity” Party Files Application with the Constitutional Court

“In our view, the violations that occurred both on election day and throughout the entire pre-election campaign cumulatively affected the voters’ free expression of will. The most blatant violation was the abuse of administrative resources and the use of repressive measures by the Civil Contract party. Pressure was exerted not only on political forces but also directly on voters—for example, to prevent them from participating in the rally organized by the ‘Wings of Unity,’” said Liparit Drmeyan.

He noted that there were numerous violations related to the pre-election campaign expenditures of the Civil Contract party. According to the financial report it submitted, the ruling party spent approximately AMD 800 million, but the actual amount was significantly higher.

“We believe that the elections were conducted with such violations that their results are unacceptable to us. The situation will show what kind of proceedings we will have before the Constitutional Court. We will use all means provided by law and will continue our struggle through all lawful means,” Armen Galstyan stated.

It should be recalled that today the Administrative Court refused to admit for consideration the lawsuit filed by the “Wings of Unity,” in which the party demanded that the Central Electoral Commission’s decision on the election results be declared invalid. The party will appeal the Administrative Court’s decision to the Administrative Court of Appeal.