Civil Contract`s final campaign rally commences in Yerevan 

ArmInfo. The final pre-election rally of the Civil Contract party, featuring its  candidate for Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, has commenced at  Republic Square in Yerevan.

During the rally, party representatives focused heavily on the  opposition, asserting that Armenia has never before witnessed such an  extensive opposition-led "agency network." Additionally, speakers  took aim at the leader of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, Samvel  Karapetyan—intentionally avoiding addressing him by name—and  declaring that "the era of oligarchs in this country is over." The  political force's speeches were predominantly centered around  allegations directed at their political opponents.

Recall, the official campaigning period for the political forces  participating in the parliamentary elections concludes on June 5. The  election campaign initially launched on May 8, leading up to the  parliamentary elections scheduled for June 7, 2026. A total of 18  political forces—consisting of 2 blocs and 16 parties— are contesting  the elections.

As of May 29, 2026, the total number of voters included in the  electoral registry is 2,485,232. Within this figure, the number of  voters registered directly at polling stations totaled 22,742,  unregistered voters accounted for 492, and the number of voters with  mobility impairments stood at 8. Voting will be conducted across  2,005 polling stations.