CEC “TO RAID” ALONG YEREVAN STREETS
Support A1+!The Central Electoral Commission is going to study the posters of parties and candidates fixed on building facades. The raid aims to disclose the posters breaching the acting law, Garegin Azaryan, the CEC Chairman reports.
NO CASES OF REJECTION
Despite the recent rumors that Garik Martirosyan, a candidate on the proportional ticket of the United Liberal National Party, and Tigran Urikhanyan, leader of the Progressive Party of Armenia, quit the election struggle, no rejection of nomination has been submitted with the CEC.
Deadline for applications is May 2.
BALLOTS WILL BE READY ON MAY 3
The Central Electoral Commission convenes a plenary session on May 2 to affirm the ballots. Media representatives are invited to publishing houses at 00:01a.m. to watch the process. The ballots will be printed in two publishing houses; the majority ballots will be issued in “Tigran Mets” publishing house and the proportional ones – in “Blank Hrant.”
VOTERS DECREASED IN ELECTORAL ROLLS
The electoral rolls of the Republic of Armenia have already been submitted with the CEC. The number of the voters has reduced by 9245 in comparison with April 1 data, Garegin Azaryan reports.
