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Baku/18.06.21/Turan: The Armenian representation of the Gallup International Association published the results of a poll on June 18, according to which 51.1% of Armenian voters will take part in the upcoming June 20 parliamentary elections. The respondents answered they will vote for:
The "Armenia" bloc - 28.7% (leader Robert Kocharian);
Party "Civil Contract" - 25.2% (Nikol Pashinyan);
“Have the honor” Bloc - 10.8% (Artur Vanetsyan);
Prosperous Armenia Party - 5.4% (Gagik Tsarukyan);
Party "Enlightened Armenia" - 5.2% (Edmon Marukyan).
The last two parties, together with Pashinyan's party, are represented in the current parliament. -02D-
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