The Central Electoral Commission has released voter turnout data for the local self-government elections as of 5:00 PM, highlighting citizen engagement across various communities.
According to official figures, turnout reached 46.01 percent in the Ferik community of Armavir Province, while the Tumanyan community in Lori Province recorded a relatively higher figure of 49.31 percent. In Lermontovo, located in the same province, 27.94 percent of eligible voters cast their ballots, whereas turnout in the Arzni community of Kotayk Province reached 35.95 percent.
Citizens can view final precinct-level results and further details on the official platform.
The figures recorded as of 5:00 PM clearly illustrate varying levels of public interest in the local elections. Turnout fluctuated noticeably across communities—ranging from 27 to nearly 49 percent—driven by local political competition and the intensity of community issues.
Notably, nearly half of registered voters in Tumanyan have already cast their ballots, representing a remarkably high turnout for local elections. Conversely, lower engagement in Lermontovo points to a less intense electoral race. The full picture will emerge once voting stations close and all votes are counted.
