107 Members of Parliament to Serve in the National Assembly: Mandate Distribution Revealed for Political Parties
The National Assembly of Armenia will consist of 107 members, according to the decision made during an extraordinary session of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC). The CEC President Tigran Mukuchyan announced the distribution of mandates among the participating parties based on the results of the parliamentary elections held on June 20, 2021.
The mandates have been allocated as follows:
- **Civil Contract Party**: 71 mandates (more than 2/3 of the total), including 3 representatives of national minorities.
- **Armenia Alliance**: 29 mandates, including 1 representative of a national minority.
- **I Have Honor Alliance**: 7 mandates.
It is noteworthy that the final voting results confirmed the following vote counts for the three parties that made it into the National Assembly:
- **Civil Contract Party**: 688,761 votes or 53.91%
- **Armenia Alliance**: 269,481 votes or 21.09%
- **I Have Honor Alliance**: 66,650 votes or 5.22%
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