Armenia

Name: 2029 Armenian presidential election
Start: 2029-02
Location: Armenia

Europe & Central Asia · Capital: Yerevan

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Upcoming elections

Presidential election
2029 Armenian presidential election
February 2029President of Armenia
Indirect election: chosen by National Assembly of Armenia, not by a public vote.
Date expectedIndirect
arlis.am News report
The President of the Republic shall be elected for a term of seven years.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
president.am News report
Vahagn Khachaturyan assumed office as the President of the Republic of Armenia
Recorded 8 Oct 2026

How Armenia is governed

System of government: Parliamentary republic
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Head of state: President of the Republic
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Head of government: Prime Minister
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Voting age: 18
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Compulsory voting: No
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Electoral authority: Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Armenia
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026

Legislature
elections.am Official source
The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026
gov.am Official source
The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.
Recorded 8 Oct 2026

National Assembly 107 seats · 5-year term · Proportional representation from a single nationwide multi-member constituency using political-party lists

The President is elected indirectly by the National Assembly for a single seven-year term. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and appointed by the President; the National Assembly is directly elected for five years.

elections.am Official source

The Central Electoral Commission is an independent state body that organizes elections to the National Assembly and local self-government bodies, referenda.

Recorded 8 Oct 2026

gov.am Official source

The candidate elected by the parliamentary majority shall be appointed by the President of the Republic as a Prime Minister.

Recorded 8 Oct 2026

Elected offices

President of the Republic of Armenia head of state · 1 seats · 7-year term · Indirect election by the National Assembly; the President may be elected only once

Past elections

Newest first. Results are as the sources published them.

Parliamentary election
2026 Armenian parliamentary election
7 June 20264 months agoNational Assembly of Armenia
Held Final results
Wikidata Q111940911: 2026 Armenian parliamentary election Wikidata
2026 Armenian parliamentary election - point in time 2026-06-07
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Presidential election
2022 Armenian presidential election
3 March 20225 years agoPresident of Armenia
Indirect election: chosen by All deputies of the National Assembly of Armenia, not by a public vote.
HeldIndirect Final results
Wikidata Q110660240: 2022 Armenian presidential election Wikidata
2022 Armenian presidential election - point in time 2022-03-03
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Parliamentary election
2021 Armenian parliamentary election
20 June 20215 years ago
Held
Wikidata Q84081274: 2021 Armenian parliamentary election Wikidata
2021 Armenian parliamentary election - point in time 2021-06-20
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Parliamentary election
2018 Armenian parliamentary election
9 December 20188 years ago
Held
Wikidata Q52394405: 2018 Armenian parliamentary election Wikidata
2018 Armenian parliamentary election - point in time 2018-12-09
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Presidential election
2018 Armenian presidential election
2 March 20189 years ago
Held
Wikidata Q16245156: 2018 Armenian presidential election Wikidata
2018 Armenian presidential election - point in time 2018-03-02
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Parliamentary election
2017 Armenian parliamentary election
2 April 201710 years ago
Held
Wikidata Q16823577: 2017 Armenian parliamentary election Wikidata
2017 Armenian parliamentary election - point in time 2017-04-02
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0
Referendum
Armenian constitutional referendum, 2015
6 December 201511 years ago
Held
Wikidata Q21117121: Armenian constitutional referendum, 2015 Wikidata
Armenian constitutional referendum, 2015 - point in time 2015-12-06
Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC0-1.0

Results

The latest elections with a result table. Provisional figures can change until the count is certified.

2026 Armenian parliamentary election

7 June 2026 Final resultsTurnout 58.9%

Seats won: all 4 lines, as in the table

Results of 2026 Armenian parliamentary election
Party or candidate	Votes	Share	Seats	Source
Civil Contract (Civil Contract Party) Elected	726,819	49.7%	64	elect.am Official source These are the final official election results. Recorded 8 Oct 2026 armenpress.am News report A total of 1,476,769 voters, or 58.9% of eligible voters, participated in the election. Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Strong Armenia Alliance Elected	340,006	23.3%	29	elect.am Official source These are the final official election results. Recorded 8 Oct 2026 armenpress.am News report A total of 1,476,769 voters, or 58.9% of eligible voters, participated in the election. Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Armenia Alliance Elected	144,983	9.9%	12	elect.am Official source These are the final official election results. Recorded 8 Oct 2026 armenpress.am News report A total of 1,476,769 voters, or 58.9% of eligible voters, participated in the election. Recorded 8 Oct 2026
Prosperous Armenia (Prosperous Armenia Party)	58,287	4%	0	elect.am Official source These are the final official election results. Recorded 8 Oct 2026 armenpress.am News report A total of 1,476,769 voters, or 58.9% of eligible voters, participated in the election. Recorded 8 Oct 2026

2022 Armenian presidential election · 3 March 2022

Final results

Results of 2022 Armenian presidential election
Party or candidate	Votes	Share	Source
Vahagn Khachaturyan (Independent) Elected	71	100%	en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia 107 voters: All deputies of the National Assembly Recorded 8 Oct 2026 · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 president.am News report On 3rd of March 2022, Vahagn Khachaturyan was elected as the 5th President of the Republic of Armenia Recorded 8 Oct 2026

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Armenia in numbers

From the World Bank, each with the year it is from.

Sources

Every fact above links to the page it came from. Last checked 8 October 2026 (UTC).

elect.amOfficial source
elections.amOfficial source
gov.amOfficial source
Wikidata Q21117121: Armenian constitutional referendum, 2015Wikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q16823577: 2017 Armenian parliamentary electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q16245156: 2018 Armenian presidential electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q52394405: 2018 Armenian parliamentary electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q84081274: 2021 Armenian parliamentary electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q110660240: 2022 Armenian presidential electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q111940911: 2026 Armenian parliamentary electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
Wikidata Q84027154: next Armenian presidential electionWikidata wikidata.org · Licence: CC0-1.0
en.wikipedia.orgWikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
arlis.amNews report
armenpress.amNews report
Constitution of the Republic of Armenia - Library - The President of the Republic of ArmeniaNews report president.am
president.amNews report
president.amNews report

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