RA Prime Minister: Political forces in Armenia that distributed  election bribes will no longer have any chance

ArmInfo.  According to the logic of some forces, the Republic of Armenia should also apologize for the fact that the election bribe was not counted correctly. RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this on his Facebook page.

According to him, it turns out they should have been given 2, 3, 4,  and 5 chances when the votes were counted.

"This is absurd logic. Political forces in Armenia that distributed  election bribes will no longer have any chance. "Any chance!" "And  this was decided by the people's vote," Nikol Pashinyan stated.

Following the June 7 elections, Nikol Pashinyan's ruling Civil  Contract party received 64 seats in the Armenian parliament, while  two opposition forces received a combined 41 seats. The voter turnout  was 58.9%, or 1,476,769 citizens. The Civil Contract party won seats  in the Armenian parliament with 49.7456% of the vote, Samvel  Karapetyan's Strong Armenia bloc with 23.2710%, and second president  Robert Kocharyan's Armenia bloc with 9.9231%. Gagik Tsarukyan's  Prosperous Armenia party failed to pass the 4% parliamentary  threshold following a recount, receiving only 3.9893%.

Following the announcement by the Central Election Commission of  Armenia, six opposition forces issued a joint statement calling the  elections illegitimate. The statement was signed by the "Strong  Armenia" and "Armenia" blocs, as well as the "Prosperous Armenia,"  "Enlightened Armenia," "Armenian National Congress," and "National  Democratic Pole" parties.