Heavy Experiences in the Ruling Party: 'Hraparak'
The results of the elections within the ruling Armenian Revolutionary Federation continue to evoke intense discussions among the team, leading to analyses and conclusions. Reports indicate that the voting outcomes have been particularly difficult for Alen Simonyan, who, despite being elected to the governing body, ranked 11th, falling behind Vahagn Aleksanyan and Hayk Konjoryan, whom he himself had previously brought into the party, as well as Arsen Torosyan. This information comes from the newspaper 'Hraparak.'
Another significant concern is the President of the Yerkrapah Volunteer Union, Sasun Mikayelyan, who did not attend the session of the old governing body the day before. It turns out that the votes for Alkhas Ghazaryan were not unexpected within the team; he received the highest number of votes from women, totaling 513. It is said that he is kind, non-conflictual, and a scholarly candidate. His brother is David Ghazaryan, the head of the Prime Minister's protocol, which may have also influenced Alkhas Ghazaryan's progress within the party. There are even suggestions within the ruling party that Alkhas could be the leading female candidate on the list in the next elections.
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