Top 20 candidates on Armenia bloc’s electoral list revealed

The Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF, Dashnaktsutyun) party, which is part of the Armenia electoral bloc, has unveiled the bloc’s list of top 20 candidates for the upcoming snap parliamentary elections slated for June 20.
May 26 is the deadline to submit the electoral lists of the political forces running in the elections to the Central Electoral Commission.
The top 20 of the electoral list of the Armenia bloc led by Armenia’s second President Robert Kocharyan includes:
1․ Robert Kocharyan
2․ Ishkhan Saghatelyan
3․ Anna Grigoryan
4․ Vahe Hakobyan
5․ Armen Gevorgyan
6․ Lilit Galstyan
7․ Armen Rustamyan
8․ Seyran Ohanyan
9․ Elinar Vardanyan
10․ Artsvik Minasyan
11․ Artur Ghazinyan
12․ Kristine Vardanyan
13․ Gegham Manukyan
14․ Aghvan Vardanyan
15․ Agnesa Khamoyan
16․ Andranik Tevanyan
17․ Mkhitar Zakaryan
18․ Hripsime Stambulyan
19․ Ashot Simonyan
20․ Armen Charchyan
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