Armenia's opposition will appeal today against results of the parliamentary elections held in the country on April 2 in the Constitutional Court.
Representatives of the bloc of parties 'Armenian National Congress - People's Party of Armenia' (ANC-NPA) said that they will apply a statement on invalidating the results of the voting to the highest court of the country in next few hours.
"Undoubtedly, we will turn to the Constitutional Court," the head of the ANC faction Levon Zurabyan said.
In accordance with the law, it is possible to appeal the results of the popular vote only today until 18:00, on the fifth day after the announcement of the results of the voting, TASS reported.
The Republican Party of Armenia secured received 58 mandates in the new parliament, the Tsarukyan bloc - 31 mandates, the opposition Yelk bloc - 9 mandates and the government-loyal Dashnaktsutyun Party - 7 mandates.
