YEREVAN. – Armenian opposition Heritage Party’s parliamentary election campaign headquarters issued a statement whereby it informed about the Party’s joining the letter sent to the National Security Service.

“Heritage’s Campaign Headquarters joins the letter by the six [political] parties that will run in the elections, whereby the National Security Service is proposed to enable one representative each from these parties to make use of the SECT [computer] system, in order to verify the computer data on the citizens who, according to their information, took part in the voting.       

We guarantee that the computer data will be solely used for two objectives: a) filing a claim to invalidate the election results; and b) petitioning to the Police so as to bring precinct election commission members to account,” the statement specifically reads.