YEREVAN. – Head of the People’s Party of Armenia Stepan Demirchyan has no decision on rejecting the MP mandate, he told Armenian News-NEWS.am.

“It is better to touch upon it after the election final results will be available. In addition, neither me nor the Armenian National Congress (ANC) have any decision on rejecting the mandates,” he said.

To note, the ANC leader Levon Ter-Petrosyan stated in the Tuesday rally that he will reject the mandate, thus giving the former PM Hrant Bagratyan [No. 8] an opportunity to appear in the new parliament.

According to another rumors, Aram Sargsyan intends to reject it as well, hence former military prosecutor Gagik Jhangiryan [No. 9] may claim to be an MP.

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission has issued the preliminary results of parliamentary elections. Five parties and one political bloc will be represented in the 131-seat National Assembly (Parliament) of Armenia: Republican Party of Armenia – 44.05% (663,066 votes), Prosperous Armenia Party – 30.20% (454,684 votes), Armenian National Congress – 7.10% (106,910 votes), Heritage Party – 5.79% (87,095 votes), ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party – 5.73% (86, 296 votes), Orinats Yerkir Party – 5.49% (82,690 votes).