Interfax - Russia & CIS General Newswire Wednesday 2:45 PM MSK Elections to Armenian parliament may be held in late fall - parliamentarian YEREVN. May 23 Extraordinary parliamentary elections may be held in Armenia in late fall, Naira Zograbyan, a member of the Tsarukyan faction of the Armenian parliament, said. "We may adopt the new Electoral Code by July 15. After that, the code can be sent to the Venice Commission for a decision to be made on it in summer and an extraordinary parliamentary election may be called in late fall," Zograbyan told Interfax on Wednesday. The non-standard situation in Armenian politics, when a parliamentary minority is represented in the government and a majority represented by the Republican Party is in opposition, should be resolved through election, she said. The faction Tsarukyan is represented in the Armenian parliament by the one the country's largest opposition parties Prosperous Armenia, which is led by Gagik Tsarukyan, one of the richest people in the republic. In the elections of the prime minister of Armenia, the party backed opposition candidate Nikol Pashinyan. After his election, the Republican Party led by ex-president Serzh Sargsyan declared itself the opposition. "The party Prosperous Armenia is ready for parliamentary elections, and we will run, intending to get an absolute majority," Zograbyan said. Av gc aa