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    DASHNAKSTUTYUN: COORDINATED BREACHES DURING THE COUNT OF VOTES WERE USED ADDITIONALLY TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE AUTHORITIES

    ARMINFO
    Wednesday, February 20, 14:05

    The Supreme Body of the ARF has published its statement in regard to
    the presidential elections.

    According to the ARF, the February 18 election proved that justice and
    aspiration for freedom cannot be killed in people. The election showed
    that a great part of the society does not recognize the ruling system.

    Coordinated breaches during the count of votes were used additionally
    to the administrative and financial resources of the authorities. The
    outcome of voting showed it was predetermined.

    The post-electoral situation, according to the ARF Supreme Body,
    implies huge responsibility and hard decisions on the authorities and
    the main opponent, oppositional forces and the active part of the
    society. People's will cannot be violated. The ARF is with people,
    the statement reads. The ARF states that a political agenda is needed
    to lead the country along the path of stable development guaranteeing
    secure and dignified future for the citizens.

    To recall, ARFD did not participate in the election as a sign of
    protest. It urged its supporters to vote honestly.

    To note, by preliminary results of the election, the incumbent
    President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan obtained 58.64% (861,160 votes),
    the leader of Heritage Party Raffi Hovannisian - 36.75% (539,672),
    Hrant Bagratyan - 2.15%, Paruyr Hayrikyan - 1.23%, Andreas Ghukasyan
    - 0.57%, Vardan Sedrakyan - 0.42%, Arman Melikyan - 0.24%. The CIS
    and European observers gave generally positive assessment of the
    presidential election, calling it democratic and legitimate despite
    some insignificant violations.

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