1314 CANDIDATES FOR DEPUTACY REGISTERED FOR PARTICIPATING IN MAY 12 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS BY PROPORTIONAL SYSTEM

Noyan Tapan
Apr 04 2007

YEREVAN, APRIL 4, NOYAN TAPAN. At the April 4 sitting RA Central
Electoral Commission registered the electoral rolls of 24 parties and
1 bloc nominated for parliamentary elections by proportional system. In
total, the electoral rolls include 1314 candidates for deputacy.

The National Democratic Party introduced documents only for 73 out
of 77 persons nominated by the list in advance. There are 24 women
candidates or 32.8% on the list.

The National Consent Party introduced documents necessary for
registration for all of 12 candidates. Two of them or 16.6% are women.

The National Unity Party introduced documents for all of 71 nominated
candidates. 12 of them or 16.9% are women.

The Bargavach Hayastan introduced documents for registration of all
of 112 candidates. 18 of them or 16% are women.

The Dashink Party introduced necessary documents for registration of
38 out of 47 candidates. 7 of them or 18.4% are women.

The Zharangutiun Party introduced documents necessary for registration
for 51 out of 56 nominated candidates. 11 of them or 21.5% are women.

The People’s Party introduced documents for 40 out of 44 nominated
candidates. 9 of them or 22.5% are women.

The Democratic Way Party introduced documents necessary for
registration for 31 out of 35 candidates. 5 of them or 16.1% are women.

The Impeachment bloc introduced registration documents for 59 out of
68 nominated candidates. 12 of them or 20.3% are women.

ARFD introduced registration documents for 113 out of 117 nominated
candidates. 29 of them or 25.6% are women.

The Progressive Party of Armenia introduced registration documents
for 6 out of 7 nominated candidates. 2 of them or 33.3% are women.

The Democratic Party of Armenia introduced registration documents
for 33 out of 34 registered candidates. 10 of them or 30.3% are women.

The Youth Party of Armenia introduced registration documents for 19
out of 22 nominated candidates. 5 of them or 26.3% are women.

The People’s Party of Armenia introduced registration documents for
64 out of 69 nominated candidates. 13 of them or 20.3% are women.

The Communist Party of Armenia introduced registration documents for
49 out of 51 nominated candidates. 8 of them or 16.3% are women.

The Republican Party of Armenia introduced registration documents
for 111 out of 112 nominated candidates. 17 of them or 15.1% are women.

The Marxist Party of Armenia introduced registration documents for
all of 9 nominated candidates. 2 of them or 22% are women.

The Armenian National Movement Party introduced registration documents
for 57 out of 70 nominated candidates. 13 of them or 22.8% are women.

The Hanrapetutiun (Republic) Party introduced registration documents
for 55 out of 61 nominated candidates. 19 of them or 34.5% are women.

The United Labor Party nominated registration documents for 77 out
of 83 nominated candidates. 16 of them or 20.7% are women.

The United Liberal National Party introduced necessary documents for
18 out of 23 nominated candidates. 18 of them or 44.4% are women.

The Nor Zhamanakner (New Times) Party introduced necessary documents
for 58 out of 62 nominated candidates. 17 of them or 29.3% are women.

The Social-Democrat Hnchakian Party introduced registration documents
for 18 out of 20 nominated candidates. 6 of them or 33.3% are women.

The Christian-Democratic Revival Party introduced registration
documents for 20 out of 22 nominated candidates. 4 of them or 20%
are women.

The Orinats Yerkir (Country of Law) introduced registration documents
for 120 out of 131 nominated candidates. 28 of them or 23.3% are women.