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    [Europe Elects] Armenien, Breavis-Umfrage: KP: 50 % (-4) Mer dzevov-*: 19 % HD/ARF: 6 % (-15) BHK-*: 6 % (+2) DOK-*: 2 % HSK-*: 2 % MT-*: 2 % HK-*: 2 % (-1) +/- vs. Wahl 2021 Feldforschung: 3.–13. Februar 2026 Stichprobe Größe: 1.506

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    1. haveschka on

      Mer Dzevov is not gonna get close to 19 percent lmao. I think the pro-russian opposition (BHK, Republicans, Armenia Alliance, Mer Dzevov) altogether will get Maximum 30%.

    2. Raffiaxper on

      So we get again the same parliament, I would really like to see a strong pro-EU party as an opposition, so that the debates can be about the future of Armenia and not the past ie playing նախկին-ներկա

    3. Noyclah13 on

      Could someone tell something more about the parties? What are their main agendas? As for someone, who is interested in history of Armenia, but is not really familiar with current politics? I noticed that a lot changed in Armenia since the end of Artsakh, that Armenia is leaning towards western Europe, EU and liberal democracies.

    4. Armavia on

      KP: Civil Contract (Pashinyan)

      HD: Hayastan Dashink (Kocharyan)

      BHK: Prosperous Armenia (Tsarukyan, Tevanyan)

      HK: Republic party (Aram Sarksyan)

      Mer Dzevov: Strong Armenia (Samvel Karapetyan)*

      DOK: DOK (Vardan Ghukasyan)

      HSK: Meritocratic Party (Gurgen Simonyan)

      MT: Wings of Unity (Arman Tatoyan)

      Some people may not know the shortened names, so I wrote the full english names together wit the candidate PM.
      * BHK hasn’t annaunced its candidate PM yet.

    5. mojuba on

      Rob + ARF went from 20% to 6% in 4 years, this is what happens if your policies are entirely centered around removing the incumbents at all costs and otherwise no coherent program or ideology.

      Same will happen to Tashir Party in the next 4 years. „0% tax, free daily lamajo for everyone“ is not a policy, it’s just cheap marketing.

    7. surenk6 on

      I will not vote for QP the day when:
      – An actual decent alternative arrives
      – The elections are not a fight for sovereignty and a way to protect Armenia from becoming a Russian oblast.

      Unfortunately, it’s not the case. And, objectively disliking QP for many of their shortvomings (while praising for their great work too), I will most certainly get my butt off the couch and drive all the way to my hometown halfway across Armenia to vote for QP.

    8. Level-Post-3016 on

      God the choises are either embarresment and growing economy and military or basicly satellite state and money looting.

      Armenian politics are still so post soviet, that pure cancer.

      id still go for QP until 2031 to improve the economy further and military, after 2031 pashinyan in my view is nothing worth anymore then. Can be replaced by some harsher person towards azerbaijan im just mad that their behavior wont be unpunished anytime later.

    10. Difficult-Humor-4658 on

      Gurgen Simonyan is up to 2% 🥳🥳🥳🥳
      Spread the word people.
      I’m surprised more people don’t know about him.
      Another good news is Edvard Antinyan just joined him.
      These are great pro-western people.
      Gurgen fought in the war and his father fought in the first war. He is a PhD in political science and is extremely well spoken. He’s totally a nationalist in the most politically correct way possible.
      Edvard Antinyan is a political analyst, I think an economist by trade, and he’s a real joy to watch. He releases a video every day on YouTube discussing the political news. Check it out. These guys are the real deal. They’re both pro-EU.

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